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  • The European Parliament's Economic affairs committee is on May 16 set to approve draft regulation that would allow the European Union to force large non-EU clearing houses (CCPs) to relocate to the continent if dealing with systemic amounts of euro-denominated deals.
  • The CME Group has announced the first trades in its new futures contract referencing the secured overnight financing rate, which US market participants have selected to replace Libor.
  • A new single asset CMBS deal from Natixis is backed by cashflows from a mixed use development in Manhattan’s Times Square that includes LED signage, partly unoccupied retail space and a Marriott hotel that is not slated to open until the summer of 2018.
  • Most of the S&P 500 have reported earnings for the first quarter, reporting solid to spectacular growth across sectors, but a muted price reaction suggests many buyers feel markets have already hit a peak.
  • House of Fraser, the department store chain, has joined the trail of UK high yield retailers that have turned to company voluntary arrangements (CVAs) to deal with financial difficulties. But this time, the borrower has also found a new owner, a development its 11% shareholder Sports Direct is threatening to block in court.
  • The riskiest end of the US leveraged loan market has outperformed the wider loan market in the year to date, although investors are starting to push back on pricing in some instances.
  • Standard Chartered managing director and head of Africa DCM James Nelson is returning to London after two years in Dubai.
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    The Dutch State Treasury Agency will clear its interest rate swaps at the clearing arm of German derivatives bourse Eurex, it was revealed on Tuesday.
  • Some global CLO managers are proving to be less actively engaged in managing their European portfolios compared with their US businesses, according to research from JP Morgan, bucking a belief that “a US manager tends to be more active in Europe”.
  • Commerzbank has added a director to its SSA team, hiring a former employee of Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
  • Invesco has hired a senior portfolio manager for its London fixed income team from Schroders Investment Management.
  • The IPOs of two Turkish retailers, Beymen and DeFacto, were cancelled at the end of last week, after failing to attract enough demand to cover the shares on offer. A third IPO, Şok Marketler, was extended to Wednesday May 9. All three were seeking to list in Istanbul.