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  • Leeds Building Society was around three times subscribed for its tier two deal on Wednesday as it completed the first of two transactions to meet its minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL).
  • Rabobank issued two tranches of covered debt on Wednesday and was able to match ABN Amro’s record for the tightest ever 20 year spread. DG Hyp also issued a covered bond, its first since March last year.
  • Barclays Africa was on track to make it two South African tier two bonds in a week on Wednesday, and began pricing by offering a pick-up to rival FirstRand.
  • Bawag was three times subscribed when selling its first additional tier one bond on Wednesday, with investors renewing their enthusiasm for the riskiest parts of the bank capital structure.
  • The CEEMEA bond market has proved resilient to the asset price crippling effects of the latest US sanctions against Russia with little evidence contagion. A steady stream of new issues this week confirmed that it is business as usual in the bond markets.
  • Four Gulf borrowers have provided a mixed bag of deals this week. While Taqa and Noor sold solid new bonds, this week’s debut issuers did not fare so well. Omantel traded wildly on the break and unrated Qatari conglomerate Mannai fared worse of all, pulling its deal.
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    Turkish real estate developer Ronesans Gayrimenkul Yatirim is still assessing investor feedback and is yet to release initial price guidance, despite having told the market that it was looking to price its bond “as early as” Wednesday.
  • Kazmunaygas’ (KMG) $3.25bn bond on Tuesday proved to be a beneficiary of the latest round of US sanctions against Russia sanctions, as investors sought a new oil play away from the volatility surrounding assets from the proscribed state.
  • The EMEA IPO market is fully underway again after the Easter break, with bankers fresh from the Courchevel ski slopes or St Tropez sunbeds to provide investors with some fresh IPO powder. But high volumes means buyers have the ability to be selective.
  • Dong Yin Development, a unit of China Orient Asset Management Co, has closed its $100m three year loan with close to 10 Taiwanese and Chinese participants, said sources close to the deal.
  • Coal mining company Mongolyn Alt (MAK) is understood to have extended the bookbuilding process for a five non call two year transaction that was opened for orders on Tuesday.
  • The Republic of Indonesia sealed an opportunistic dual-currency bond on Tuesday, quickly taking advantage of positive sentiment following a ratings upgrade from Moody’s.