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  • The Bank of England this week laid out its plan to build reliable term rates from the sterling overnight interbank average rate (Sonia) that it has chosen to replace Libor, recommending that overnight index swaps on the rate be traded on venue.
  • The World Bank is keen to bring a euro benchmark this year, having been absent from that segment for nearly two years. The supranational this week made a triumphant return to dollars, setting a 2018 record for the tightest swap spread on a three year dollar benchmark so far.
  • Portuguese insurance firm Fidelidade is looking to raise tier two capital. It is the latest in a line of less familiar issuers in the sector.
  • The third week of July finally saw the summer lull kick in, with SSA issuance volumes at less than half of what was sold last week. But Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten still managed to snatch up a successful tap, and SSA bankers and issuers reckoned the market still bodes well for new issues.
  • Issuance in Europe’s equity-linked market is likely to remain stagnant for the rest of the year as long as there is no rapid uplift in rates and the high yield bond market holds up. The US meanwhile continues put all other markets in the shade as total volume powers to its strongest year since 2007.
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    Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) sold its first senior unsecured Swiss franc debt on Thursday as opportunities for arbitrage grow for well-rated credits.
  • Rating: Baa1/BBB+/A
  • The UK mid-market IPO, an often overlooked corner of the EMEA ECM galaxy, has had a good year despite the chaos surrounding the UK’s exit from the European Union. Many expect that to be the case even after Brexit given the market is a rich source of companies with strong growth profiles.
  • Morgan Stanley has been mandated as sole arranger and joint lead manager with Barclays for Towd Point Mortgage Funding 2018-Auburn 12, in what may be one of the final ABS announcements before the seasonal summer lull in Europe.
  • Conversations about global events in the Schuldschein market are a rarity. In fact, a source of pride for Schuldschein participants is that their market is sheltered from the world, and there is little need to dwell on geopolitics. But there is one global event the Schuldschein market can’t avoid thinking about — a trade war that circles around the automotive industry.
  • BlackRock has closed its first private debt fund dedicated to the European middle market, as the asset manager predicts private debt will be increasingly "significant" in the way mid-cap companies are financed.
  • Deutsche Bank has seen the biggest fall among large investment banks of in employee approval of its CEO, according to analysis from UBS’s banks research team. The news comes as the German bank’s new boss, Christian Sewing, rolls out extensive cuts to international trading operations and a refocusing of efforts on Germany.