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  • Issuers have flocked to the CMBS market with deals this month, including the largest commercial real estate CLO since the crisis. With a seven potential deals still to close before year end, this December could be the busiest in a decade, said Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts.
  • The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) reversed a July 2016 decision to insure new mortgages on properties with Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) assessments in an announcement Thursday, but ABS sources say it is only a blip.
  • CLO volumes look set to finish 2017 well above 2016 levels and should grow again in 2018, according to analysts. Strong demand, particularly at the mezzanine level, is likely to anchor spreads near their currently tight levels.
  • Charges levelled against HSBC by the US Department of Justice have expired, according to a statement fhe bank.
  • The Singapore Exchange has increased the fees for its derivatives service for the first time in 15 years, leaving some members facing increases of many times what they were paying before.
  • The Chicago Board Options Exchange has sounded the bell on Bitcoin's entrance into derivatives markets, opening up trading in futures that are already trading at a hefty premium to their underlying.
  • Equity investors initially responded positively this week to Steinhoff International’s fresh attempts to shore up its operations, helping the dual-listed retail company's share price rebound, before it dropped again on Thursday amid talk of possible legal action and calls for the board to resign.
  • KfW has a slightly smaller funding target next year than for 2017, it said on Monday, as it looked to capitalise on investors’ desire for large, liquid bonds.
  • France’s pioneering work on sovereign green bonds took another step forward on Monday, as it named the members of its green OAT evaluation council on the same day that the group held its first meeting.
  • The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision’s (BCBS) has formally recognised covered bonds for the first time. With the introduction of a global preferential risk weight, supply and demand should be boosted, along with the market’s global expansion to new jurisdictions.
  • Abu Dhabi National Oil Co attracted good international participation to the $850m IPO of Adnoc Distribution, its chain of petrol stations and shops in the United Arab Emirates, which was priced on Friday.
  • Inter Media and Communication, the operator of FC Milan’s broadcast and sponsorship business, was out with its first high yield bond offering this week. Debutants have increased their presence in the market since June.