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  • Price sensitivity is becoming a material theme in covered bond deals issued this week, and the first Canadian covered bond of 2018, issued by Bank of Nova Scotia on Friday, was no exception.
  • Íslandsbanki issued a six year non-call five senior deal in the euro market on Friday, as La Mondiale opened books on a sub-benchmark callable deal.
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    Sparebank 1 Boligkreditt has mandated lead managers for a roadshow to market it first green covered bond. The news comes amid German press articles suggesting lawmakers in Luxembourg are set to propose a green covered bond framework. BayernLB is also lining up a vanilla 10 year Pfandbrief for execution on Monday.
  • European rates markets suffered some volatility this week, but on a smaller scale than that experienced in the US. This did cause some widening of secondary spreads, but the sentiment around primary issuance has stayed constructive.
  • Bank of Gansu Co has raised HK$5.9bn ($756.4m) after pricing its IPO at the midpoint of guidance, according to a banker on the deal.
  • Power Construction Corporation of China (PowerChina) and Yingde Gases Group Co each sold a $500m bond on Thursday, taking advantage of a receptive market.
  • Chinese internet company Tencent Holdings added an impressive $5bn to its coffers on Thursday from its first international bond since 2015. While pricing looked fair, what surprised the leads was the strong participation from US investors.
  • Thailand’s Osotspa is planning a flotation of up to $400m on the domestic bourse this year, said bankers working on the trade.
  • The State Administration of Foreign Exchange (Safe) has poured cold water over claims that China may stop buying US Treasury bonds. But there is a need for the country to diversify its debt portfolio in the long run if it is serious about promoting RMB internationalisation, economists told GlobalRMB.
  • A $301m-equivalent five year refinancing for Trans Media Corpora has been launched into general syndication by five mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners.
  • Three Chinese property companies, Jiayuan International Group, Golden Wheel Tiandi Holdings Company and SEA Holdings, have managed to meet their respective funding targets despite hitting the dollar bond market on a crowded day.
  • Philippine oil company Petron Corp seized $500m from a tightly priced perpetual bond on January 11, winning over investors with a step-up structure.