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  • Santander's co-head of FIG trading has left the bank. GlobalCapital understands.
  • London Stock Exchange Group's CurveGlobal, an interest rate derivatives platform, on Monday said it would launch a three-month futures contract based on the benchmark rate set to replace sterling Libor, in the second quarter of 2018.
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    Slovakia’s largest distribution operator Západoslovenská energetika (ZSE) has named two banks to arrange a new euro deal of a medium maturity.
  • On Monday, the UK’s second busiest airport, Gatwick, sold its largest bond deal to date with a £300m 30 year trade. Investors were ready for the transaction after Moody’s announced its initial rating for the company the previous week.
  • French property company Icade saw the announcement that the 2024 Olympic Games will be held in Paris as a positive for its portfolio in the French capital. On Monday it sold its fourth corporate bond in two years, creating a steady redemption profile beyond the date of the Games.
  • Santander Consumer Bank AS sold its first ever five year senior bond in the euro market on Monday, raising €500m of new funding with five times as much in orders in tow.
  • In July 2017, German property company Grand City Properties announced a tender of its 2021 bonds alongside a new nine year issue. On Monday it repeated the process, offering to buy what remained of the 2021 bond it didn’t buy in July and adding a tender for its 0.25% 2022 convertible bonds.
  • Veteran UniCredit banker Jan Kupfer, will now head corporate and investment banking in Germany for the firm, following Michael Diederich's move to the role of country chairman and chief executive of UniCredit’s German entity. Diederich’s move was announced by the bank in November.
  • Singapore Exchange on Monday revealed that it would replace its Nifty products with suitable successors by August to ensure that investors could maintain exposure to Indian markets.
  • Mexican state-owned giant Pemex will buy back $1.8bn of old bonds in the second leg of a liability management exercise funded by its recent bond issue.
  • Siemens has begun the IPO process for the highly anticipated spin-off of its health division, Siemens Healthineers, by releasing its intention to float document.
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    Albaraka Turk, the Turkish subsidiary of Bahrain’s Albaraka Banking Group, has issued the first ever additional tier one capital bond from Turkey, doing so in private placement format.