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  • One of Wells Fargo’s senior loans team has left the bank.
  • NatWest Markets is fifth in Dealogic’s European sovereign bond bookrunner league table, a big leap on this time last year as it expands its presence across the SSA market — including into the dollar sector.
  • The European Commission is expected to redraft two articles of its proposed covered bond directive (CBD), pushing back the legislation, and if there are any more hold-ups the directive could be delayed until 2020 or later, said analysts at Crédit Agricole.
  • Grim trading in African bonds this year has not stopped DCM and syndicate bankers predicting that African Eurobond volumes will blast past historical records to hit a new high in 2018. With Angola forging ahead this week with a tap that broke a dollar hiatus of more than a month in the CEEMEA market, they look set to be proved right, writes Francesca Young.
  • Germany’s Scout24 has signed bank facilities totalling €1bn, with the digital marketplace operator shedding millions off the interest payments owed under the bank funding being replaced.
  • Germany’s Emsland Group has signed a €150m five year bank facility, with the food processing company using the same bank group as its last loan outing.
  • As lawmakers and regulators grapple with the increasing systemic importance of clearing houses (CCPs), Singapore Exchange on Thursday proposed new rules for its derivatives clearing house and central depository to better manage a member default.
  • UBS has continued to shake up its global equity capital markets leadership team with Gareth McCartney taking the role of head of EMEA cash ECM and global head of syndicate.
  • Digital Asset, the distributed ledger firm run by former JP Morgan executive Blythe Masters, announced three new senior figures joining the board, including Tony James, executive vice chairman of Blackstone.
  • Electricity network operator Terna has sold the first investment grade corporate bond from an Italian issuer since the formation of the country’s new government and was rewarded with an order book that was more than 5.5 times subscribed, demonstrating an investor base that is open to Italy risk once more. Nigel Owen reports.
  • Bad governance and management is a key cause of failures and near misses among insurance firms, the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority has found, in a report released this week. The body has previously called for a harmonised approach to resolution and recovery.
  • Barclays said it had hired former Deutsche banker Darren Campili as vice-chairman in healthcare banking, part of the UK bank's push to expand its European banking operations.