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  • A managing director at Goldman Sachs has joined Swiss private banking group Reyl & Cie to head its new structured finance business.
  • A report published on Friday and commissioned by the Capital Markets Union (CMU) locates countries that are well placed to match the domestic success of the French euro private placement (PP) and German Schuldschein instruments.
  • UK securitization issuers preparing for the end of the Bank of England's Term Funding Scheme are eyeing dollar-denominated RMBS, following a strong result for Nationwide's Silverstone 2018-1 issue, marketed over two weeks in the UK and US.
  • The World Bank’s Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) themed bond could mark a sea change as socially responsible investors broaden their focus from environmental issues to the wider universe of sustainable assets, particularly focused on the UN’s SDGs.
  • SRI
    A group of more than 100 investors managing nearly $2tr in assets said in a report this week that banks had put up only ‘skin deep’ efforts to capture the risks and opportunities associated with climate change.
  • Export-Import Bank of Korea (Kexim) is planning a return to the dollar bond market in the first half of this year, but the policy bank has reduced its overall funding target. It also went to the Swiss franc market this week.
  • A jump in US Treasury yields following a higher than expected US inflation print could boost long end dollar supply from SSAs said bankers, although investors might be keen for concerns over inflation to die down first. Meanwhile, issuers have been focusing on short dated arbitrage style trades with benchmark issuance limited this week — and likely next week — due to the Chinese New Year holidays.
  • Liquidity in German senior bonds is set to be hit by new rules preventing the use of the bonds as collateral when borrowing from the European Central Bank (ECB).
  • Three new issues from the CEEMEA market this week marked the end of the heyday of easy money for emerging market bonds, as EM bond fund outflows were on track to hit their highest level since those prompted by the election of US president Donald Trump in 2016. Francesca Young reports.
  • Premier Oil’s restructuring last year was a test for the risk transfer market, as the different synthetic securitizations exposed to the troubled firm reacted very differently. The European Banking Authority wants to see a tougher approach and more consistency in the market, which could hurt some firms’ ability to transfer risk.
  • FIG
    National Australia Bank (NAB) and Société Générale issued Swiss franc bonds on Wednesday with tight pricing, in a sign that the market is luring financial borrowers to print opportunistically.
  • Implied equity volatility on US stocks, measured by the CBOE’s VIX index, showed signs of cooling off on Wednesday and Thursday, after it dropped from 27 on Monday and Tuesday to 19.7 on Thursday.