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  • Bank of America Merrill Lynch announced the latest European CMBS on Thursday, a €300m offering backed by three loans secured on Italian commercial properties.
  • Two banks have poached members of BNP Paribas’ emerging markets sales and trading team.
  • The European Central Bank (ECB) has proposed new powers that could allow it to control elements of foreign clearing houses’ operations (CCPs) in “exceptional” crisis situations, according to a leaked position paper. This is likely to escalate already tense relations with US regulators.
  • Tritax Big Box REIT, the UK real estate investment trust (REIT) focused on “big box” distribution centres, has raised £155m ($218.31m) of growth capital and was covered in excess of its deal size.
  • The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development on Thursday achieved what on-looking bankers called a “fantastic” result as it sold its largest ever deal and matched the lowest spread on a three year dollar benchmark of the year so far — despite tightening swap spreads.
  • Swiss franc bond market players are conflicted about the substantial slide in the Swiss franc, which has lost about 3.5% of its value against both the euro and dollar in the past two months.
  • Irish pharmaceutical company Shire has turned down a £42.4bn takeover offer from Takeda, putting pressure on the Japanese company’s ambitions for global expansion as it strives to maintain its dividend and investment grade rating.
  • A director on ING’s syndicated loans desk has moved to a different job, creating a vacancy that the bank intends to fill.
  • FIG
    Virgin Money came to the market on Thursday with a debut deal from its holding company, following a deal from Leeds Building Society to meet its minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) on Wednesday. UK financial institutions have been active this year amid numerous challenges, including Brexit.
  • The sterling corporate bond market has been less busy year to date than it was in 2017. However, the property sector has continued to be one of the largest contributors of supply and, on Thursday, Grainger added its name to the list of issuers from the industry.
  • Australian property company Stockland was the first Australian issuer to sell a green bond in Europe in 2014. The company finally returned to the euro market on Thursday, but chose not to go with a green bond, on the same day as compatriot Ausgrid chose to price its new deal.
  • Phoenix Group Holdings opened order books on a restricted tier one deal in the sterling market on Thursday, ahead of its planned acquisition of Standard Life.