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  • Corporate bond issuers are targeting the second half of this week to bring their deals to market. Tuesday’s German Unity Day public holiday is being seen by syndicate managers as having more of an impact on issuance plans than Sunday’s events in Catalonia.
  • With some $27.5bn of orders going unallocated in the Saudi Arabia's order book last week, the market is awash with liquidity — much of which has a proven interest in the Gulf. Abu Dhabi has wasted no time in trying to build on Saudi’s success, opening books on its own triple tranche bond offer on Monday.
  • ABS
    Sources close to the EU commission have told GlobalCapital that work is being done to fix the unintentional ban on self-certified loans in European ABS portfolios as part of the wider regulatory framework for European securitization.
  • Jordan dropped the 10 year bond sounded on its roadshow and choose to focus its attention on the long end on Monday, opening books on a 30 year bond at high 7% area.
  • Brazil’s Braskem could become the third Latin America chemicals company in two weeks to issue internationally as it meets fixed income investors on Monday and Tuesday.
  • Mexican chemicals company Cydsa brought back memories to many market participants with a 10 year bond issue last week, but had to up its offer to investors to haul the $330m deal over the line.
  • FIG
    In a draft review of bank recovery and resolution directive (BRRD) this week, Swedish MEP Gunnar Hökmark pushed to ‘ensure that the level of subordinated debt that resolution authorities impose on banks in the EU is not higher than that required by the total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) term sheet.
  • Berlin Hyp has mandated for its second unsecured green bond, as it works to make loans financing green buildings account for 20% of its lending by 2020.
  • Turkey’s Vakifbank has signed its second refinancing facility of the year for $891m equivalent, with a bigger euro tranche than its previous facility, showing banks' preference for financing in euros over dollars.
  • Finnish covered bond issuer SP Mortgage Bank has appointed leads for a roadshow that is scheduled to finish in mid-October. As only two Finnish covered bonds have been issued this year, a warm reception is assured for the rare offering.
  • Piraeus Bank will privately place a €500m five year covered bond to three supranational agencies in order to support €700m of new lending to small and medium sized companies across Greece.
  • Shares in Charter Court Financial Services, the UK challenger bank, rose 5% on their debut on Friday, after the company priced its IPO at 230p a share, the middle of the initial range.