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  • Ladder Capital closed its first CLO backed by bridge loans on commercial real estate properties on Tuesday, the second time this year it has stepped into the capital markets with a deal from its own shelf.
  • The People’s Bank of China has used its extensive holdings of European government bonds to act as an “escape valve” at times when the European repo market has become squeezed — such as year-end and quarter-end periods, when certain French and German bonds were unobtainable at almost any price.
  • After three days without a deal, the euro corporate bond market reopened with nearly €2bn of new issuance from three different issuers. The auto finance lender, FCA Bank, issued a three year deal, French electrical equipment manufacturer, Legrand, sold six year bonds, while French toll road operator, Cofiroute offered a 10 year transaction.
  • On Wednesday sterling corporate bond investors had to evaluate the three latest tranches from property companies as Segro sold a £750m 12 year and 20 year offering and Notting Hill Housing Trust brought a £400m 31 year deal.
  • Sterling corporate bond investors had three tranches of property company debt to evaluate on Wednesday, as Segro issued a £750m 12 year and 20 year deal and Notting Hill Housing Trust a £400m 31 year.
  • Eurazeo, the private equity group, is selling a 4.56% stake in Elis Services, the French bed linen and laundry company, through a block trade of about €220m.
  • Siemens, the German engineering group, sold nearly all its stake in Osram Licht, the Munich-based lighting company it span off in 2013, via an accelerated bookbuild led by Citigroup and Deutsche Bank on Wednesday night.
  • On Tuesday the European Commission (EC) voiced favour for statute amendments that would increase European Central Bank (ECB) regulatory powers over central counterparties (CCPs).
  • Former Discover Bank CFO Roy Guthrie has been tapped to replace JP McNeill as CEO at residential Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) shop Renovate America.
  • BlackRock and GSO are back in the European CLO market this month, following four deals in September from Accunia, Tikehau Capital, Cairn Capital and Partners Group.
  • Walt Disney joined the swell of blue chips entering the Maple market, selling C$1.25bn ($1bn) of seven year notes on Tuesday. And, as recent issues from AB InBev, Apple and McDonald's demonstrate, the Maple market is becoming a central pillar of corporate funding diversification.
  • Interdealer brokerage firm TP ICAP has made a number of hires in its Institutional Services division, the company announced on Wednesday. The division provides advice, sales and execution to clients like institutional asset managers and hedge funds.