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  • Shares in Adnoc Distribution, the chain of petrol stations and shops in the United Arab Emirates that has floated on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange, traded up 6% on their first day today, boding well for future Gulf privatisations.
  • Italy is planning to return to the dollar market in 2018 for the first time in years and could also make an appearance in yen further down the line.
  • Covered bond primary volumes are likely to grow steeply in January, as issuers take advantage of a sizeable amount of cash that investors will want to return to the market because of soaring redemptions.
  • Société Générale has arranged a €142.6m green loan for Brittany Ferries, to finance the company’s first ferry powered by liquefied natural gas.
  • Investors’ attentions have turned to 2018 in the absence of any new IG corporate bonds this week. And, despite tight spreads and low yields, they expect similar conditions to prevail, albeit providing lower returns given the lower starting point than 2017.
  • The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg could opt to bring a green bond if it decides to come to market in 2018, GlobalCapital can reveal.
  • UniCredit followed up on its capital markets day by announcing the sale of a new additional tier one (AT1) bond on Wednesday.
  • Though Lat Am new issue supply is still trundling along, emerging market funds have said they are shutting up shop in the hope of preserving the huge returns they have made this year.
  • Investors are eagerly awaiting the release of the European Central Bank’s next set of inflation forecasts on Thursday, which will be the first to include estimates for 2020. The figures could provide a clue as to whether the central bank will keep pumping money into SSA bonds after September next year.
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    Investors looking at UniCredit’s new additional tier one (AT1) trade on Wednesday will have been pleased to learn that the firm’s capital requirements have fallen by 50bp. Meanwhile, covered bonds are set to remain well supported, and the equity tranches of NPL portfolios look likely to offer securitization investors oversized returns next year.
  • Qatar’s banks have been turning to collateralised borrowing to boost liquidity after being all but shut out of the public debt markets since June, and the deals are proving mutually beneficial to both lender and borrower, with international banks able to continue to show support for Qatar.
  • One of the last big IPOs of 2017 reached a successful conclusion this week, crowning a solid year for issuance in the EMEA region.