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  • ING is looking to build a footprint in US investment grade and high yield debt markets, with the bank hoping to win more syndication mandates from existing corporate clients, senior figures at the bank said on Thursday.
  • Jens Peter Leschly Neergaard, global head of international banking at Danske Bank, will retire at the end of this year.
  • FIG
    Bank and finance names this week made their final moves in the dollar market ahead of the Federal Reserve’s final meeting of the year, which starts on December 12.
  • The European Commission’s formal recognition of US derivative trading platforms this week had been in the pipeline for some time. But at a time of so much global friction, it was welcome good news.
  • Underwriters of Banca Carige’s €500m rights issue were jubilant on Thursday, when the results of the deal showed it had attracted about €200m of demand in the open market — almost exactly the amount needed for the banks to avoid having to buy shares, and underlining that the Italian lender has been rescued in an orderly way by private sector investors, a first in recent Italian history, writes Jon Hay.
  • VTB Capital has completed a Rb48.2bn (€688.3m) residential mortgage backed securitization, guaranteed by the state Agency for Housing and Mortgage Lending guarantee programme.
  • ABS
    The UK government has successfully issued its debut £1.7bn securitization of UK income contingent student loans. Although not to everyone’s taste, it was designed for specific groups of investors that have not typically bought ABS, and set a strong precedent for a planned series of follow-on transactions. Bill Thornhill reports.
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  • Landesbank Baden-Württemberg became the first European bank to issue a green bond larger than the minimum benchmark size in euros on Tuesday, marking a new milestone in the burgeoning market. Advances in data collection could increase the volume of eligible green assets. By Jasper Cox.
  • After a slow first two days of the week, some participants were calling the end of a successful 2017 for corporate bond issuance. However five new deals were priced in the next two days as French and German issuers in particular benefited from investor desire to keep buying.
  • Steinhoff International’s revelation of accounting irregularities has smashed the reputation of a company that had been widely admired as a daring and astute user of capital markets. Sam Kerr, Virginia Furness, Aidan Gregory, Silas Brown and Bianca Boorer examine how the retailer's troubles have rocked confidence among bond, equity and loan investors and even shaken appetite for South African risk.