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  • The Economic and Financial Affairs Council has confirmed Luis de Guindos, the Spanish finance minister, as its choice for the next vice president of the European Central Bank. The decision came amid criticism of the institution's lack of female representation.
  • Energean, the oil and gas exploration company focused on the Eastern Mediterranean, plans to go public on the London Stock Exchange next month to finance the development of gas fields off the coast of Israel.
  • Spain has picked banks for its second deal of the year, looking towards the long end of the curve for the first time since May 2016.
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    The BondMarker voters have spoken — read on to find out their views on the deals priced in the week beginning February 5.
  • The World Bank has raised Skr1.2bn ($150.2m) with a five year sustainable bond, following up a $350m private placement sold to Folksam Group last week.
  • In stark contrast with a mute high yield bond market, leveraged loan investors were expecting more than €5bn of new deals on Monday, including a $725m-equivalent deal from Swedish trade technology provider Itiviti, which includes a triple-C rated second lien.
  • Leonardo, the Italian defence company, has agreed a €1.8bn five year revolver 25bp cheaper than the facility it is replacing, making it the latest crossover borrower to negotiate better terms for itself in a refinancing.
  • Details have emerged of Broadcom’s record-breaking $100bn financing package for its acquisition of chipmaker Qualcomm. It is paying 100bp over Libor for the biggest two tranches.
  • Oleg Deripaska is to step down from his role as president of EN+, the Russian aluminium and hydropower company, which floated for $1.5bn in London and Moscow in November, and as president of its affiliate Rusal, as part of a pre-planned organisational change in which he will shift focus to other business interests.
  • Obvion placed an ultra-long European residential mortgage-backed security on Thursday, dropping the usual five year call from its Storm prime mortgage shelf, and extending the weighted average life of the notes over 10 years.
  • For the first day this year since January 10, investors had a choice of three benchmark new issues in the investment grade corporate bond market. All three issuers were BBB+ rated, but the variety of tenors and spreads meant none of the deals were directly competing. However, new issue premiums have increased after the recent bout of volatility.
  • Société Générale built an order book of around €2.6bn on Monday, as it became the first issuer to venture into the subordinated market following the sell-off earlier this month.