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  • BNP Paribas has reshuffled the management of its global markets business, making Martin Egan a vice-chairman of the global markets client board and promoting syndicate boss Fred Zorzi to head of primary markets. Benjamin Jacquard, who was co-head of primary and credit markets with Egan, will be leaving the firm and is thought to be heading to the buy-side.
  • Euro high yield bond buyers have been offered €3.5bn of double-B rated new deals since borrowers returned after the mid-February break caused by volatility in US equity markets. But lower rated paper is on its way.
  • This weekend’s Italian general election promises to be another mesmerising episode in the soap opera of Italian politics, but equity markets are largely confident that the work done to shore up the Italian banking system will be enough to offset any shock result on Sunday.
  • Private equity firm Advent International has agreed to buy UK electronics company Laird for around £1bn, in a purchase that will be financed with debt.
  • Read all of GlobalCapital's coverage of day two of SFIG Vegas 2018.
  • Read all of GlobalCapital's coverage of day one of SFIG Vegas 2018.
  • KBC became the first Belgium bank to issue a covered bond this year, attracting moderate demand despite a seemingly generous new issue premium.
  • A private debt investment specialist at Pricoa Capital Group is joining the European Central Bank.
  • Banks unleashed a blizzard of floating rate bond issuance on the euro market this week, tapping into some pent-up demand from investors. But the return of the long-neglected and more defensive FRN format suggests that issuers feel as though they could be on shakier ground in the primary market this year.
  • When the equity markets had a severe wobble in the first half of February, corporate bonds spreads widened, but only marginally compared the wild swings seen in the equity markets. Spreads are still at some of the lowest levels ever seen. Issuers would do well to remember that in coming months.
  • Finnish residential property developer Kojamo and French care home operator Orpea added to the geographical diversity of the property company corporate bonds sold this week with a €500m seven year deal, while frequent issuer RCI Banque sold a dual tranche offering
  • Santander announced a mandate for an additional tier one (AT1) bond in euros on Thursday, in what could be the first public deal in the format since markets sold off in February.