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  • CVC and Ardian charged up the leveraged loan deal pipeline with new buyouts of European businesses in Ireland, Greece and Spain this week. A strengthening European economy is likely to attract more, said market participants.
  • Investors in green corporate bonds had two very different deals offered to them on Tuesday. Spanish utility Iberdrola sold a green hybrid bond, while Toyota Motor Credit Corp, Toyota’s auto finance subsidiary, offered a long 3.5 year green tranche alongside a seven year non-green tranche.
  • Bankers working on the IPO of Emaar Development, the real estate development subsidiary of Emaar Properties, have revised the price range to Dh6.03-Dh6.90, from the initial Dh5.70-Dh6.90 range.
  • Santander Consumer Bank is set to issue its first Pfandbrief on Wednesday after it mandated lead managers for a roadshow last week.
  • DBS Bank became the first covered bond issuer from Singapore to price a deal through mid-swaps on Tuesday.
  • Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing’s (HKEX) iron ore futures, which came to the exchange on Monday, enjoyed investor interest to the tune of 1,022 contracts during the day’s trading,
  • HSBC will speak to investors from Tuesday about its new sustainable development goal (SDG) bond framework, with a deal expected to follow.
  • Aegon Bank smashed through the mid-swaps flat barrier to price its first conditional pass through (CPT) covered bond substantially below the reference rate on Tuesday. The deal’s success implied that investors saw through the weakness of the structure to the strong credit, or that they have lost their capacity to price extension risk.
  • The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has obtained a US federal court consent order against an Arizona firm called Draven, for the fraudulent solicitation of at least $1.8m for pooled investments in commodity futures and FX.
  • National rail company Kazakhstan Temir Zholy (KTZ) has printed a $780m 10 year trade that came around 18bp wide of fair value on a yield basis, though the deal easily covers the amount needed to finance a tender offer on the borrower’s 2020s.
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    Russia’s state owned GTLK is holding investor update meetings on November 27, with the transport leasing company picking three banks to arrange the event.
  • Money is pouring out of South African assets amid national Treasury upheaval and a warning from state owned electricity company Eskom that its liquidity levels are below where the company wants them amid a tough funding environment.