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    The political manoeuvrings in Italy’s path to being governed — as well as poor eurozone economic data — played havoc with rates this week, leading to SSA deals either paying higher new issue concessions, or falling short of subscription. More volatility could come, after the country’s president approved the likely coalition partners’ choice of prime minister but held back from appointing a eurosceptic economist to take charge of the country’s economy. Craig McGlashan reports.
  • BlueBay Asset Management said it had appointed Stephen Thariyan co-head of developed markets, a new role working alongside the existing head, Mark Dowding.
  • UK rail leasing company Porterbrook said it had hired Stefan Rose as head of structured finance, a role in which he will manage the financing business and the firm’s relationships with its banks and investors.
  • Plaintiffs in an antitrust case that has pulled in most big rates players in the US swaps market have been beaten back in their efforts to file a third amended complaint.
  • The European Commission’s target for having Banking Union in place by 2019 is looking increasingly like an impossible dream.
  • Regional Japanese banks have been freed up to invest in loss-absorbing senior debt following new guidance on the regulatory treatment of TLAC holdings. The world's largest FIG borrowers will need to move into the yen market quickly to take full advantage of this new but huge source of investment for their bonds, writes Tyler Davies.
  • Freddie Mac has changed the structure of its latest credit risk transfer (CRT) deal to reduce counterparty risk for investors in the event that the agency is no longer under conservatorship.
  • SSA bankers expect the dollar market to be back in action next week after a fairly subdued few days, with widening swap spreads and tricky conditions in euros likely to buoy issuance. But they did warn that geopolitical ructions are still causing surprises and messing up plans — with the latest example coming on Thursday afternoon.
  • The seven year area of the covered bond market is in danger of becoming over-supplied after a series of deals around that tenor this week. But with the pace of supply expected to slow and technical conditions still positive the overall health of the market still seems good.
  • Provident Financial issued a £250m five year senior bond that traded sharply higher in secondary after its launch on Wednesday, leaving market participants at odds about the pricing of the deal.