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  • The belly of the covered bond curve is soft with offers easy to find. Traders are hopeful that spreads will stabilise after next week’s slew of issuance but confidence is lacking. Yet there are pockets of performance if you look hard enough.
  • Some US private placement investors in London are investing more time and resources on bilateral US PP transactions that do not involve either syndication or agent banks, so as to gain full allocations and originate their own business.
  • Spanish civil engineering group ACS sold the first senior green bond by a corporate issuer for more than a month on Thursday, following a European roadshow earlier in the week. Green bonds are often said to offer a pricing benefit to issuers, but the company found it still had to pay a significant new issue premium.
  • French parking company Infra Park sold a new 10 year bond on Thursday to refinance calling a short dated bond and reimbursing a shareholder loan.
  • French aerospace and defence company Thales took a proven route to success when it sold a new dual tranche deal on Thursday, combining short dated floating rate notes with a fixed rate offering.
  • Deutsche Pfandbriefbank offered a "sensible" price for its first additional tier one bond on Thursday, while Austrian lender Bawag announced its intention to follow with own debut in the format.
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    Rusal bondholders are in a pickle. They have been told by the US Treasury that they have 60 days to dump the sanctioned Russian company’s bonds, but trading has halted, leaving them stuck with the debt. Investors are lost as to how to value the bonds in their portfolios and are scrambling to work out how they can legally continue to hold and mark them.
  • Californian private equity firm Bertram Capital is combining its European portfolio company Anord Control Systems with UK firm Mardix. The move was funded in the direct lending market with a participation from arranger Barings.
  • CEE
    Montenegro followed Egypt to the euro bond market this week, offering investors another chance to take on single-B risk in the currency.
  • The State of Qatar had taken orders of $32.5bn by lunchtime on Thursday, putting to bed any concerns that Saudi Arabia’s $11bn trade would cannibalise demand for its regional rival. In fact the strong performance of Saudi’s paper in the secondary market has helped boost support for Qatar’s trade, according to a banker on the deal.
  • NIBC Bank paid a healthy premium for a senior unsecured bond on Thursday, in its first new offering following two ratings upgrades and its debut sale of additional tier one debt.
  • Hong Kong’s annual Rugby Sevens tournament has just ended, leaving bankers, executives and journalists nursing terrible hangovers and promising that next year will be different.