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  • The European Commission said on Wednesday that it wants to bring down “remaining and new barriers” to integrating post-trade services across the European Union. It launched a public consultation, which will run until mid-November, and could be followed by legislative change next year.
  • The covered bond market has stayed open through August but it could get busier next week as issuers ready themselves for new deals ahead of the European Central Bank’s next meeting in September.
  • Nomura carries on CEEMEA expansion - Tikehau hires Fillon - Axa loses EM bond boss
  • The lead arranger of the Etihad Partners bond, which counts controversial businessman Lars Windhorst as a shareholder, is plotting a comeback after a turbulent period, writes David Rothnie.
  • Two Eurobonds issued by EA Partners were still stuck trading around 85-87 this week after Air Berlin's insolvency, announced last week, with investors left waiting for more information from the issuer.
  • SSA
    As the SSA market returns to life, two big name borrowers produced trades at the short end of the curve that underwhelmed some onlookers, prompting some syndicate bankers to speculate that there may be more fertile pastures further out the curve.
  • Sovereign issuers could take up the mantle of public sector issuance next week, with bankers expecting some government bonds to come amid a busy euro market.
  • The autumn IPO season in EMEA got off to a promising start on Wednesday when Steinhoff International, the South Africa-based retail group, announced the launch of what will be one of the biggest IPOs on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange in recent years. If the hospitable market conditions hold, bankers are confident that it will be the first of many important deals over the coming months, writes Aidan Gregory.
  • ABS
    Online lenders in the UK are accelerating the move away from the peer to peer model of the early days of the market, following similar moves by US counterparts as lenders tap funds from a range of sources in 2017.
  • BC Partners Is buying Promontoria MCS Groupe, the French distressed loan firm and high yield borrower. The funding will refinance its floating rate notes with new bonds.
  • The two new issues that were priced in the European corporate bond market this week have both tightened from their reoffer spreads. The success of these deals has accelerated the thinking of some issuers and two more roadshows were announced on Thursday.
  • High yield bond portfolios have been left dangerously undiversified under central bank policies, meaning investors have little margin for error, French investor Tobam warned this week, ahead of the Jackson Hole meetings in Wyoming.