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  • The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has filed charges against precious metals dealer Monex in what its director of enforcement described as “one of the largest precious metals fraud cases in the history of the Commission”.
  • Agence Française de Développement stormed back into the dollar market on Thursday, printing its largest trade in the currency in six years with a comfortable oversubscription and tightened pricing. The deal put to rest AFD’s pulled dollar trade in February, said bankers.
  • The UK this week once again broke its record order book, with bankers suggesting the huge demand may have been down to investors taking their last chance for ultralong sovereign sterling paper for some time.
  • On Tuesday, German car manufacturer Daimler converted a couple of reverse enquiries into an order book of around €600m, as investors showed renewed appetite for short dated fixed rate corporate bonds.
  • SSA
    The sterling market is on fire for SSA borrowers. Attractive conditions and investors with cash to deploy have come together to produce some of the market’s most impressive deals of the year, with more in the pipeline.
  • Reinsurers have historically been resilient through hurricanes such as those hitting the Caribbean and US this week, but that hasn't stopped CDS widening in the sector's big names, writes IHS Markit's Gavan Nolan.
  • Sean Weissenberger has moved to Citi to run EMEA chemicals investment banking.
  • Telefónica printed the largest single tranche of the day on Tuesday, with a €1.25bn deal with a January 2028 maturity. Despite competing with three other corporate bond deals in the euro market, the deal built a €3bn order book and was printed with a single digit new issue premium.
  • September’s expected busy calendar of equity-linked issues in Europe made further progress this week, when Qiagen and Capital Stage sold unusually structured bonds, both of which achieved strong books and priced within their ranges — with no sign of market congestion yet.
  • Natixis has hired Bryan North-Claus as head of fixed income sales Americas, as part of the French bank's push to improve its American business.
  • London’s emerging market bankers are growing increasingly concerned about whether the Qatari central bank will go ahead with encouraging the country’s lenders into international bond markets, as tensions between the country and its Gulf neighbours continue. Michael Turner reports.
  • The European high yield bond market has suffered two years of falling primary issuance but a busy September will provide the impetus for a return to growth. However, there are also concerns about weakening investor protection.