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  • Car manufacturer Toyota’s Australian finance arm ended a 14 year hiatus from issuing bonds in sterling when it sold the first sterling corporate bond of the second half of 2018. The return of such an issuer will help fuel optimism that issuance in the currency in the second half of the year may help to redress the balance after one of the lowest volumes of first half issuance in the last decade.
  • Look past the investor disputes, the non-performing assets and the triple-C rating. A risky form of debt in one of Europe’s most troubled banks might just be a screaming buy opportunity.
  • The UK’s International Public Partnerships has amended and extended its £400m bank facility, keeping the sterling loan market going at full pace after it recorded its busiest quarter in five years at the end of June.
  • French alternative asset manager Tikehau Capital has hired Lorcan Kinsella for its loan trading team, as it expands its leveraged debt business.
  • The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has encouraged competent authorities to “not prioritise” penalising pension funds as the regulator prepares for a period where the institutions will not be granted an exemption from clearing their derivatives.
  • Euroclear Bank came to the market on Tuesday for €1bn of senior euro-denominated debt, in its first ever trade. Its notes were heavily subscribed.
  • Nomura has placed at least 50 employees in EMEA global markets at risk, GlobalCapital understands.
  • One year since the launch of Bond Connect, central bank officials say increasing liquidity on the bond link and harmonising the scheme with other access programmes are the key tasks at hand.
  • Crédit Agricole and Münchener Hypothekenbank (MuHyp) found good demand for their covered bonds on Tuesday, but it was Crédit Agricole’s transaction that really stood out by virtue of its size and maturity, which until now had been viewed with trepidation.
  • South American sovereign Ecuador’s latest finance minister says that he does not want the country to return to bond markets, in an abrupt turnaround in policy for one of the region’s most prolific issuers.
  • Société Générale on Tuesday announced that it had agreed to buy Commerzbank’s equity markets and commodities business (EMC), including market-making flow and products trading as well as exchange-traded fund (ETF) subsidiary ComStage.
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    European banks remain divided on whether to make their minimum requirements for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) public, as the Single Resolution Board presses on with informing financial institutions of their first sets of binding targets.