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  • The equity blocks market in EMEA reopened after Presidents Day on Tuesday night with trades in WPP, the UK advertising agency, and Banca Farmafactoring.
  • Disallowing the use of senior bail-in debt as collateral at the ECB has alarmed some parts of the market — but discouraging banks from buying other banks' debt should be applauded.
  • PRS Reit, a UK real estate investment trust that builds and owns private rented homes in the UK, has completed a £250m capital raising to invest in UK real estate.
  • Since cryptocurrencies started to go legit, many in the market assumed legitimate uses for the technology would marginalise criminal uses that characterised bitcoin’s early development. This was naïve. Venezuela’s foray into the sector show that avoiding the constraints of the mainstream financial system remains at the heart of the cryptocurrency value proposition.
  • Revisions of mortgage risk weights proposed by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority are credit positive for the country’s banks. The revision may result in a higher composition of riskier loans in prospective capital relief RMBS trades, according to Moody’s.
  • As Europe’s leveraged finance markets return to growth, Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy has added Apostolos Gkoutzinis and Rebecca Marques as partners to its leveraged finance and capital markets team.
  • CEE
    The Republic of Slovenia is once again in the market with a liability management exercise that will enable it to tidy its debt structure by buying back up to $650m of its outstanding dollar bonds, as it continues its bid to consolidate its outstanding dollar debt into one bond maturing 2024.
  • Clifden IOM Holdings has beefed up its tender offer for several pre-crisis non-conforming RMBS issues, in a last-ditch attempt to fend off the redemption of the bonds by their originator. With the hedge fund offering 105, investors have every reason to hit the bid, but the clock is ticking, as the originator has already activated the call.
  • Spain’s first trip to the long end of the curve in almost two years met with an overwhelming response, as the sovereign received one of the largest books ever for a 30 year bond.
  • Cineworld, the UK cinema operator, has finished its £1.7bn rights issue to finance its reverse takeover of Regal Entertainment in the US, winning a high take-up from its shareholders.
  • Chicago-based futures brokerage Rosenthal Collins Group on Tuesday announced that it had appointed Jason Manumaleuna president of the organisation, replacing industry veteran Maureen Downs, who left last December.
  • CEE
    Albaraka Turk scored a solid first last week when it issued Turkey’s first Basel III compliant additional tier one bond, but while this marks progress, it will take one of the country’s larger banks to establish a true benchmark.