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  • Chinese smartphone and laptop maker Lenovo Group has sealed a $1.5bn borrowing from 21 lenders, according to bankers.
  • Two Latin American companies raised dollar funding this week while two stayed on the sidelines as bankers said broader market conditions affected appetite in the region.
  • Debt capital markets bankers are beginning to pitch additional tier one deals to Chile’s banks as the South American country’s general banking law brings regulations in line with Basel III recommendations.
  • Carmalt to run Lloyds DCM - Wisnia leaves Deutsche - Bond veteran leaves Citi
  • Deutsche Bank’s head of rates and foreign exchange has quit the bank to work at hedge fund Eisler Capital, leaving strong views in his wake.
  • ESMA moved last week to address one of the biggest unsolved mysteries of MiFID — how to price macro and fixed income research. The regulator argues that macro research almost always makes investment recommendations, so banks must charge for it, which will force some to change their practices.
  • Three US banks announced this week that they were setting up a new electronic platform to make primary issuance easier, which will go head to head with software firm Ipreo’s efforts. Primary markets bankers are keen to see more competition in the race to improve new issue tech, but some worry that the three banks will undermine a broader market initiative using Neptune software to solve the same problem.
  • Online consumer lender loanDepot is in the market with its first prime jumbo mortgage transaction, bringing a new face to the roster of issuers in a sector that has seen only sporadic activity in recent years.
  • Landlocked South American country Paraguay is looking at the possibility of creating a sovereign wealth fund as part of a possible adjustment of its fiscal responsibility law, said deputy finance minister Humberto Colman Castillo.
  • US fixed income firm Angel Oak has hired a former senior vice-president at Canyon Capital to head its efforts in mortgage credit, as investors this week mull the firm’s seventh RMBS deal since 2015.
  • Public sector borrowers are having to take a more cautious approach to their dollar issuance, as wide swap spreads and a disconnect between secondaries and primary clearing levels require a touch more concession. But while all agree on the treatment, there are differing views on how long the affliction will last, writes Craig McGlashan.
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