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  • Gategroup, the Swiss airline catering company, has opened the books on its Sfr1.3bn IPO on the SIX Swiss Exchange, valuing the company at Sfr2.6bn at the top of the range.
  • Swiss luxury goods company Richemont made its debut in the corporate bond market on Thursday with a jumbo triple tranche offering. And Goldman Sachs leapt in the league tables by solely running the €3.75bn deal.
  • Deutsche Hypo followed other German lenders into the UK market to price its first covered bond in sterling on Thursday. The deal was priced just 7bp inside where SEB issued an unsecured FRN on the same day.
  • PKO Bank Hipoteczny may not have attracted the most overall demand in Thursday’s packed issuance window, but its covered bond was notable for having the highest spread and strongest subscription ratio of the five deals in the market.
  • Deutsche Bank is one of the biggest losers from Broadcom’s failed $142bn bid for Qualcomm after US president Trump issued an extraordinary order to block the world’s biggest technology deal on national security grounds. Silas Brown and David Rothnie report.
  • IPO issuers are setting conservative valuations on deals to ease execution and aid aftermarket trading after a difficult start to the year led to a rethink of strategies.
  • Lloyds issued its first euro covered bond in almost two years on Thursday, helping to assuage Brexit concerns by pricing the €1bn seven year with a positive spread to mid-swaps.
  • Swedish lender SEB was looking for sterling funding on Thursday, after a clutch of banks issued bonds in the currency on Wednesday. But amid bonds underperforming in the secondary market, the bank was unable to grow the order book much beyond the deal size of £250m.
  • ING Groep issued two tranches of tier two debt in euros and dollars on Thursday, coughing up premium to print the third tier two of the week.
  • BNP Paribas Fortis managed to attract decent demand for its €750m 10 year covered bond this week, despite a plethora of competing issuance scaling back of interest from the Eurosystem, and an increasingly picky and nervous investor base demanding ‘last looks’ in book building.
  • Brazilian mining giant Vale is continuing its liability management efforts, with a tender offer for up to $1.75bn of two bonds maturing in 2021 and 2022, having already decided to exercise its right to redeem all of its 2020s.
  • Goldman Sachs was offering investors a large new issue premium in exchange for 10 year euro funding on Thursday, as trading levels suffered under the weight of recent primary market supply.