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  • DekaBank, BayernLB, Berlin Hyp and Deutsche Pfandbriefbank took the opportunity to issue in small sizes across the full range of maturities with deals that were all priced with a double digit spread through mid-swaps.
  • Groupe BPCE has become the first European issuer to use an electronic order book in the Samurai market, making it easier for the bank to execute its deal while not putting off investors, according to those on the deal.
  • Nordic high yield bond bankers are making a play to attract more borrowers from elsewhere in Europe, promising them access to local investors familiar with mid-cap borrowers and small deal sizes. This week, SecureLink, a Belgian software security company, listed its first bond on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
  • Banks across the Street have sought to woo shareholders with business models that celebrate the holy matrimony between Steady Eddie wealth management and (supposedly) reformed wild child investment banking. But the repercussions on bank earnings from the demise of South African retailer Steinhoff are a reminder that the course of true love never did run smooth.
  • Norway's SpareBank 1 Boligkreditt has issued the first covered bond secured solely on energy-efficient green homes. The €1bn transaction was priced almost flat to fair value and placed with a newly diversified group of investors.
  • On Tuesday, Italgas was the latest issuer to benefit from the lack of corporate bond supply so far in 2018. Investors, starved of paper, have caused order books to be multiple times oversubscribed and issuers have benefitted from tight pricing as a result.
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  • The forthcoming mortgage securitization by National Australia Bank, which includes a green tranche, will be one of the first times any issuer has issued green and normal bonds at the same time that are identical in almost every other way. As such, it will offer a rare insight into pricing.
  • Martin Weber, a Goldman Sachs managing director, is moving to Dubai to run the bank’s MENA financing group.
  • Saudi Arabia has requested proposals to refinance its $10bn syndicated loan, signed in 2016. It has also asked for ideas for a dollar bond issue and a possible export credit agency-backed financing, as part of a new financing plan.
  • Subordinated bond deals from European financial institutions have zoomed tighter in secondary market trading this week, in anticipation of lower supply and ahead of the reporting period for full year earnings for 2017.
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    Vakifbank opened books on Tuesday on the third senior 2023 from a Turkish financial institution this year and was expected to guide investors towards a sub-6% print.