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  • A swap execution facility (SEF) owned by the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) has started trading two new foreign exchange non-deliverable forwards (NDFs), it was revealed on Tuesday.
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    Caisse Francaise De Financement Local (Caffil) found good demand for a €1.5bn 10 year with a final spread close to what it could have achieved before the covered bond purchase programme begun. The deal followed a €1bn five year from Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA).
  • Banca IFIS, an Italian lender with a large business in non-performing assets, opened books on its first rated senior bond on Tuesday, in a week in which Intesa Sanpaolo announced that a buyer was taking on its soured loans.
  • Kazakhstan’s national oil company Kazmunaygas, rated Baa3/BB-/BBB-, has released initial price guidance for its dollar senior unsecured triple tranche 2025, 2030 and 2048 issue.
  • CEE
    Turkish real estate developer Ronesans Gayrimenkul Yatirim has set the tenor on its benchmark dollar bond at five years, and is expecting to print the note “as early as tomorrow”.
  • United Arab Emirates based Noor Bank has launched its five year Reg S sukuk at 165bp over mid-swaps, with order books over $1bn, including joint lead manager interest.
  • After the Qatari sovereign launched its $12bn triple tranche return to the bond market last week, Mannai Corporate, a conglomerate from the country, is following it into the market this week. Mannai is looking to print a senior perpetual non-call five Reg S only dollar bond. It will be the company’s debut in the bond market.
  • CEE
    The Republic of Turkey nipped into the market on Monday afternoon to raise $2bn with an SEC registered bond, just days before presidential and parliamentary elections were called. While one EM investor called the issuing strategy unusual, a rival banker said it was a classic case of Turkish opportunism, adding that the higher yield paid is the reality of the market now.
  • Omantel has released price guidance for its long five and 10 year dual tranche bond at a level one EM trader in London is calling “real cheap” at 100bp over the Oman sovereign curve.
  • KBC Group has moved a year in advance to take a chunk out of its refinancing requirements in the additional tier one market, pricing €1bn of new paper in line with where its closest peers were trading on Tuesday.
  • Five CEEMEA borrowers are out with initial terms for new bonds as EM capital flows remained strong despite the imposition of fresh sanctions on Russia on April 6.
  • When GlobalCapital surveyed leaders in the European equity markets as to which deal should be called the deal of the year, the answer was unequivocal. The rights issue for UniCredit was such an important deal and it went so well, that its ramifications are still being felt. It was an outstanding achievement in the face of difficult market conditions and set in play a widespread recovery in European equity capital markets.