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  • London’s emerging market bankers are growing increasingly concerned with how to deal with expectations that the Qatari central bank will encourage its lenders into international bond markets, as tensions between the country and its Gulf neighbours continue.
  • US private equity firm Carlyle agreed to buy Prima Solutions on Wednesday, deploying its Europe-focused technology fund to so. European market participants say this could be the start of US sponsors growing more active in Europe.
  • France, Tennet, NWB and Berlin Hyp are among the green and social bond issuers acclaimed in GlobalCapital's Sustainable and Responsible Capital Markets Awards 2017, which were announced on Tuesday in Amsterdam.
  • Tuesday’s £250m seven year bond issue from French oil company Total looked like a straightforward small benchmark sterling deal for a regular issuer. However, the marketing process for the deal marked a change from the normal approach and it is something investors are keen to see more of.
  • Yorkshire Building Society (YBS) opened books on new tier two in the sterling market on Wednesday, as it considered whether difficulties in the process of changing to a new way of modelling for risk could leave it short of its minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL).
  • Pulp and paper producer Suzano Papel e Celulose reopened its 10 and 30 year bonds to the tune of $400m in total on Tuesday, sneaking into the market with a drive-by trade ahead of a long line of Latin America issuers that are meeting investors this week.
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    With increasing risks around global monetary policy and rising tensions between North Korea and world powers, some investors are crossing their fingers that premiums will start to pick up towards the end of 2017.
  • Investor appetite for SSA paper is unlikely to fall even if the European Central Bank hints at tapering quantitative easing at its governing council meeting on Thursday — although several on the buy-side believe there is unlikely to be any change in policy before the next gathering in October.
  • Siloam International Hospitals is teeing up a rights issue that could raise as much as Rph3.1tr ($231.6m), according to a deal prospectus.
  • Crédit Agricole CIB, the investment banking arm of the larger French bank, has hired a market veteran from Société Générale as global head of debt capital markets solutions and advisory.
  • Predictions of a very busy September by bankers during the summer have so far proved accurate. This week, after the US public holiday on Monday, there have been a rush of block trades and three more IPOs launched.
  • Emerging market bond investors are salivating at the chance to snap up some high yielding bonds, after a snoozy summer period combined with solid inflows left many with cash to spare.