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  • Chile-headquartered Falabella will begin investor meetings on Wednesday as it plots its first international bond issuance in three years.
  • Brazil’s third largest airline could sell international bonds as soon as this week after mandating for a fixed-income investor roadshow.
  • Hong Kong’s market watchdog has withdrawn a lawsuit filed against Standard Chartered and UBS over the 2009 IPO of China Forestry Holdings Co, although this does not mark the end of possible enforcement action, according to sources close to the matter.
  • Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) finance company Renew Financial priced its second ABS transaction of the year on Tuesday.
  • First Eagle Investment Management has struck a deal to acquire US middle market lender NewStar. GSO Capital Partners will buy a $2.4bn portfolio of middle market loans as part of the deal, which is expected to generate tax refunds that will form part of the consideration for the acquisition.
  • Freddie Mac priced a new iteration of its credit risk transfer (CRT) residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) product on Thursday, with investors saying that the agency CRT market is becoming the most liquid and tradeable way of accessing US housing credit.
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    The Bank of England is now odds on to raise interest rates at the November meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee in November, after the Consumer Price index reported inflation exceeding 3%, but such a move could tip the UK economy over a cliff.
  • Three agencies launched short end dollar transactions on Tuesday, two of which managed to pull their spreads into impressively tight levels.
  • The European Union (EU) is set to tap an April 2031 line on Wednesday, coming on the heels of KfW five year benchmark on Tuesday, that raised €3bn.
  • In recent years, the European Union has reformed in the teeth of a crisis. Banking Union was sketched out on the back of a napkin to help break the “sovereign-bank doom loop” which was threatening peripheral economies. The financing vehicles of the European Financial Stability Fund and then the European Stability Mechanism were called into being to rescue states whose finances were already weak.
  • Danske Bank has hired a new director for its loan syndications team in London, who was previously a vice-president on ING.
  • The International Finance Corporation achieved the tightest level of the year with a $1bn five year green bond, after managing to pull in its spread 3bp from initial price thoughts to final spread.