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  • Bank of Ireland is gearing up to issue its debut debt security from its new holding company, adding to a flurry of post-summer deals in which issuers sell new types of regulatory debt for the first time.
  • It is not unusual to hear DCM bankers on sterling deals talk about the sophisticated nature of the investor base. Issuers on roadshows also often say they feel they have the best dialogues with UK-based investors, who have often done their credit work before meetings and want to discuss details in more depth than the usual page turning of an investor presentation deck.
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    Council of Europe Development Bank launched its largest ever sterling trade on Thursday, selling its first trade in the currency in over 18 months in what is proving an enormously supportive market.
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    The European Central Bank kept mum on any plans to begin removing monetary support on Thursday, failing even to rule out the possibility of swelling the size or duration of its €60bn per month asset purchase programme.
  • Steven Jensen is leaving his loan syndication sales position at Nordic bank SEB in London to join Norwegian bank DNB.
  • UK lenders had drawn over £75bn ($98.24bn) from the Bank of England’s Term Funding Scheme (TFS) as of June 30, according to figures released by the central bank on Thursday.
  • Financial services and capital markets need a transitional period after Brexit, and the Association for Financial Markets in Europe (Afme) has explained how it thinks it should work.
  • A mid-market shake-out is under way in UK corporate broking as global banks and smaller rivals jostle for supremacy, writes David Rothnie.
  • The marketing of French oil company Total’s £250m seven year bond issue on Tuesday was the second attempt in recent months to reconfigure the way investors are sold bond deals. The first attempt by Vodafone, in July, struggled to gain support euro investors. However, the response to the Total deal suggests that approach could be replicated, at least in sterling. Nigel Owen reports.
  • Spanish clothing retailer Cortefiel priced its leveraged buyout bond on Thursday, in a sign that the high yield market is open for challenging credits.
  • Southeast Asian companies have pulled off a dramatic increase in dollar bond issuance this year. But with Indonesia still representing the bulk of deals from the region, bankers are bracing themselves for a slow down as the end of the year approaches. Addison Gong reports.
  • The Climate Bonds Initiative (CBI) said it is working with Hong Kong’s stock exchange to launch Green Bond Connect, an initiative to help Bond Connect investors identify Chinese bonds that meet international green standards. But market participants are divided on whether such an initiative is necessary. Noah Sin reports.