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  • Inter-American Development Bank will on Thursday attempt a five year dollar benchmark, copying a Wednesday deal from Asian Development Bank that bankers on the trade said was the best dollar deal since the summer. Agence Française de Développement is also out with a dollar benchmark — its first since a pulled trade in February.
  • Bouyed by the success of the four deals that priced on Tuesday, three issuers launched deals in the corporate bond market on Wednesday. While deal sizes remain at the smaller end of what is considered a benchmark, longer tenors from triple-B rated corporates are offering investors more yield.
  • On Wednesday, Spanish electricity utility Iberdrola became the third corporate issuer in a week to print a green bond in euros. The €750m 10 year deal took the total corporate green bonds issued since the summer break to €1.95bn.
  • Public sector borrowers are finding healthy seams of sterling funding in various tenors, as Council of Europe Development Bank lined up to follow a Wednesday trade by KfW — and there are rumours that more supranationals could consider deals in the currency. Attractive arbitrage levels and large redemptions are helping drive supply and demand respectively, said bankers.
  • South African bank Investec signed a $600m syndicated loan on Wednesday, double the initial launch amount, making it the second successful bank financing to come out of the country this month after Standard Bank’s $1bn loan.
  • Aareal Bank turned to the dollar market on Wednesday to issue a $625m three year Pfandbrief to fund its dollar assets, thereby avoiding the need to swap proceeds back to euros.
  • ABS
    Retail sales fell by 0.3% across the eurozone in July, but bank analysts say the drop is a temporary blip rather than a sign of broader economic weakness in Europe.
  • As its peer Suzano sold $400m of 10 and 30 year bonds on Tuesday, Brazilian pulp producer Klabin announced plans for its first international bond deal in over four years.
  • ABS
    Headlines about higher potential risks on personal contact purchase (PCP) loans in the UK auto market have led to investors demanding more spread on the most recent auto ABS transaction, said market participants this week.
  • Credit Mutuel CIC showed that demand for duration is still strong, as it drew €2.2bn of interest for a €1.25bn covered bond that it launched on Wednesday on the eve of the European Central Bank’s policy meeting.
  • FIG
    Nationwide Building Society is offering more of its highly performing Core Capital Deferred Shares (CCDS), a rare instrument it pioneered back in 2013.
  • Potential first-time issuer the Province of Jujuy could become the second Argentine green bond issuer after mandating two banks for a fixed income investor roadshow.