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  • Citi combines SF syndicate — JPM raids BAML for oil and gas ECM — Market veteran joins AfDB funding team
  • E.On is expected to re-lever its balance sheet to support its new, more pedestrian business mix after its acquisition of Innogy is completed in 2019, according to analysts at Bernstein.
  • Volkswagen’s real estate arm launched a debut green Schuldschein on Wednesday, the first of the year.
  • The potential end of eurozone quantitative easing may be leading to sleepless nights for some, but top tier SSAs are welcoming the slow return to historically normal rates. KfW this week sold its first five year euro benchmark with a positive yield in nearly three years, welcoming back investors that had gone elsewhere in search of return — and auguring well for future euro issuance from the sector.
  • Santander and CaixaBank's additional tier one (AT1) deals this week suggested investors are increasingly taking account of the reset spreads of new issues, as BBVA said it would call its debut bond in the asset class — making it the first in a core currency to be called. Market participants also questioned Santander’s roadshow strategy.
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    The preference share market is in disarray after Aviva asserted that it could cancel its instruments at par, a decision that has been derided by fixed income investors of all stripes and is now being examined by UK market regulators. Tyler Davies reports.
  • A rare wireless spectrum deal from Sprint is already seeing secondary market action after being priced on Wednesday.
  • US media and entertainment company iHeartMedia filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Thursday, adding $9.4bn of high yield bonds and $6.3bn of leveraged loans to US default volumes, although Fitch Ratings said there is ‘no widespread distress’ in the sector.
  • The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has introduced a new theme to the market for socially responsible investments, printing a “health bond” in Polish zloty on Tuesday.
  • The US affiliate of Wacker Neuson has raised $100m in the Schuldschein market with dollar notes, at cheaper pricing than it could have achieved with a US private placement.
  • The year 2018 marks the 10th anniversary of the collapse of Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers, and still the task of tackling “Too Big To Fail” is far from complete.
  • Ailled Irish Banks has announced a roadshow for its debut senior deal from its holding company. A resulting transaction would also be the first sub senior deal from an Irish lender.