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  • Exotix Capital has brought on three new hires to its frontier markets research team ahead of the introduction of MiFID II.
  • Banco Comercial Português (BCP) found plenty of demand for its first ever tier two deal on Wednesday, even though a number of investment funds made it clear that they would not invest in Portuguese debt until the Bank of Portugal addressed the way it handled Novo Banco in 2015.
  • Societa Cattolica di Assicurazione has picked banks to arrange a roadshow for a benchmark tier two bond, after buying a stake in two other insurance companies.
  • A finer point debated in the Brexit negotiations is whether Britain will also leave a European judicial cooperation scheme. That would mean that English law, under which restructurings and bond prospectus terms and conditions are most often written, would not apply to cross-border contracts.
  • Banco Sabadell came to the market on Wednesday with a benchmark euro transaction of senior unsecured debt.
  • CEE
    Bulgarian insurer Eurohold has released initial price thoughts for a five year bond of up to €100m.
  • Buying the dip has driven investor activity this week with South African bonds causing them to rally despite S&P downgrading the country, and a strong indication that Moody’s will drop its rating to junk in February.
  • Emirates Sembcorp Water & Power revised guidance for a new issue downwards on Wednesday morning after taking orders of $2.3bn.
  • The US Thanksgiving holiday usually heralds one last push to get new corporate bond issues out before things wind down in December. With eight new benchmark issues in the first two days of this week, 2017 is following the script — and investors are not sated yet.
  • Huarong Real Estate Co and Fosun International approached investors with different trades on Tuesday, with the former nabbing €500m from its inaugural offshore bond and the latter taking $300m from an opportunistic deal.
  • Europe's IPO market may be winding down, with only small, niche deals still being announced, but block trades are popping. This is likely to lead to a nail-biting finish in the league table race.
  • FIG
    A number of funds said that they would have no part in Banco Comercial Português’ debut tier two bond sale this week, after they lost out in the Bank of Portgual’s controversial bail-in of Novo Banco bonds in 2015.