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  • Investors are confident Italian spreads will stabilise after the sovereign widened versus Germany over fears of a potential second general election of the year. There was some evidence of that on Wednesday morning as the country’s yields reversed some of their losses.
  • Investors poured into Korea Water Resources Corp’s $300m green bond on Tuesday, satiating their thirst after a rare offering from the state-owned issuer. The deal got a boost of liquidity after the bookrunners tapped a growing pool of green-focused investors.
  • ICBC Financial Leasing broke the silence in Asia’s offshore bond market on Tuesday, returning with a popular $1.5bn dual-tranche floating rate transaction that served as a reminder of just how enthusiastic investors can get when there is the opportunity to hedge away interest risk.
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    Goldman Sachs sold its largest amount of Swiss franc bonds in a single Sfr325m issue on Tuesday afternoon, encouraging hopes that the Swiss franc might be regaining its status as a global funding currency.
  • Dyutish Chaudhuri has resigned from Credit Suisse’s equity capital markets syndicate team in Hong Kong, sources close to the matter said.
  • Goldman Sachs-backed ReNew Power is seeking the greenlight for its IPO, having filed a draft red herring prospectus with the Securities and Exchange Board of India on Tuesday.
  • Carlyle raked in Rp10.2bn ($151.5m) from an overnight sale of some of its shares in Indian mortgage lender PNB Housing Finance on Tuesday.
  • Primary markets in Latin America stayed silent on Tuesday amid a hefty sell-off in EM currencies, with Ecuador and Argentina continuing to provide country-specific volatility.
  • The European Parliament's Economic affairs committee is on May 16 set to approve draft regulation that would allow the European Union to force large non-EU clearing houses (CCPs) to relocate to the continent if dealing with systemic amounts of euro-denominated deals.
  • The CME Group has announced the first trades in its new futures contract referencing the secured overnight financing rate, which US market participants have selected to replace Libor.
  • A new single asset CMBS deal from Natixis is backed by cashflows from a mixed use development in Manhattan’s Times Square that includes LED signage, partly unoccupied retail space and a Marriott hotel that is not slated to open until the summer of 2018.
  • Most of the S&P 500 have reported earnings for the first quarter, reporting solid to spectacular growth across sectors, but a muted price reaction suggests many buyers feel markets have already hit a peak.