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  • FIG
    BBVA told GlobalCapital it saw room for social bonds, and a mixed social and green bond, as well as more established green offerings as it revealed its new issuance framework this week. While it expects the senior non-preferred format is most likely to be used, it sees tier two as possible as well.
  • US corporate bond bankers are hoping for a busy start to the month for the dollar new issue market as companies emerge from earnings blackouts to bring some big M&A trades.
  • ABS
    Sole arranger and lead manager Deutsche Bank announced Thursday a £207m UK SME securitization from Funding Circle, Small Business Loan Origination Trust 2018-1, the second ABS offering from the online lender.
  • FIG
    A resurgence in demand for short end paper lured a succession of financial institutions to the dollar market with bank level trades this week.
  • Mining company Polymetal has converted an existing $80m bilateral credit facility with ING into a sustainability-linked loan. It is the first loan market activity from Russia since the US announced a fresh round of sanctions against some of the country’s oligarchs.
  • Citi has promoted two of its commodities bankers in an effort to build its business and better co-ordinate between its corporate and public sector platforms.
  • Phoenix Community Housing, a non-profit housing association from London, has raised £60m of private debt using delayed draw.
  • CEE
    Three CEE new issues are in the works: Bulgarian Energo Pro is hoping to print its bond as soon as Friday, Hungarian fertiliser company Nitrogénművek is looking to issue €200m with a new euro seven year non-call three bond, and Wizz Air has received its first ever credit rating, a likely precursor to a bond issue.
  • Investors were relieved to hear on Wednesday that Lloyds Bank had no plans to cancel its "irredeemable" preference shares at par, but those invested in the market want to clarify their position under UK law.
  • CEE
    Turk Eximbank raised $500m with its new six year bond on Thursday. While one banker on the deal said there was some buyside reticence to get involved with Turkish risk, meaning that a higher new issue premium was required, another claimed the premium paid was in line with the rest of the market.
  • UK Asset Resolution (UKAR) announced on Thursday that it had sold a portion of Bradford & Bingley’s (B&B) remaining mortgage book to a consortium of banks led by Barclays, following a bidding process by a ‘small handful’ of potential buyers.
  • Companies planning to buy UK-domiciled firms should be prepared to jump through extensive competition regulatory hoops that could slow down M&A activity this year, loans bankers have warned.