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  • SSA
    The Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) is planning to bring its second ever social inclusion bond in the spring, and has outlined to GlobalCapital the expected currency and tenor. The State of North Rhine-Westphalia also looks set to bring an SRI bond, after mandating banks on Wednesday for a roadshow.
  • The €478m IPO of Instone Real Estate, the German home builder, is covered at its full size, less than four working days into the bookbuild.
  • Informa, the UK media group, will initially pay 85bp over Libor for the acquisition debt facility due to partly finance its £3.9bn ($5.4bn) purchase of events company UBM. The spread will rise to a maximum of 225bp, depending on when the debt is repaid.
  • A group of five banks has agreed to underwrite UK garages company EG Group’s $2.15bn purchase of US firm Kroger’s convenience store business, after the equity market wobbles this week failed to put a dent in the year’s M&A extravaganza.
  • United Utilities became the third corporate issuer to sell a sterling bond in 2018, when it printed a seven year deal 24 hours later than initially planned. The company held an investor call on Monday, but then paused for a day due to global markets' volatility, before launching the deal on Wednesday.
  • Saudi Basic Industries Corp (Sabic), a diversified chemicals producer, is looking to raise a large syndicated loan with international banks, according to sources close to the potential deal.
  • Fitch has warned in a report that there is no certainty that covered bonds will retain their large overcollateralization buffers (OC) during the course of their life, in the absence of a contractual commitment.
  • ING Groep brought a senior deal from its holding company on Wednesday, undeterred by financial bonds selling off earlier in the week.
  • Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) has committed to allowing trading of popular equity index options in its after-hours trading session, after similar futures contracts enjoyed success in a lengthier session.
  • CEE
    Rival bankers are keenly watching Credit Bank of Moscow’s trade as a barometer for the market this week. A sell-off in US Treasuries seemed to imply a higher borrowing cost for the issuer, though with price revisions to come, it is too early to say by how much.
  • Israel Electric revised pricing downwards on its 10.5 year bond issue on Wednesday as it looks to push out its curve.
  • The plunge in global stock prices has only caused the European investment grade corporate bond market to close for one day. On Wednesday, two pharmaceutical companies from different ends of the the ratings spectrum brought multi-tranche deals which attracted more than €9.5bn of combined demand.