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  • Italian auto finance bank FCA Bank on Wednesday opted to go for a short maturity for the lowest cost of funding for its latest bond issue. A €800m three year deal achieved just that, pricing with barely any new issue premium.
  • Sterling corporate bond investors had three tranches of property company debt to evaluate on Wednesday, as Segro issued a £750m 12 year and 20 year deal and Notting Hill Housing Trust a £400m 31 year.
  • Football clubs have become revenue generating machines, and with the English Premier League set to ban clubs from borrowing from non-Financial Conduct Authority regulated institutions starting next year, GlobalCapital investigates how some of the Premier League’s biggest teams fund their operations.
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  • Equity index derivative volumes were lower in September on many exchanges as a result of low volatility. But even so, overall trading volumes rose.
  • Puerto Rico’s municipal debt slumped this week after comments from President Donald Trump spooked investors, but the impact on US RMBS investors will be far less immediate as service providers assess the scale of the damage on the island’s properties.
  • FIG
    ASR Nederland picked banks to arrange the sale of a restricted tier one (RT1) note in euros this week, becoming the first insurance firm to consider issuing the rare debt format in a core currency. Investors are hungry for more hybrid capital trades from European insurers, but market participants are unsure whether or not the first euro RT1 will pave the way for a glut of issuance. Tyler Davies reports.
  • Export Development Canada (EDC) sold a five year sterling floater on Thursday, raising £750m with its largest deal ever in the currency and, in an unusual development for the sterling market, pulled in its spread by 2bp. The borrower paid up over its dollar curve but was, according to one of the leads, happy to do so to maintain a presence in sterling.
  • SSA
    The minutes of the European Central Bank’s meeting of September 6-7 reaffirmed the central bank’s intentions to gradually scale back its quantitative easing programme in 2017, but offered little in the way of new information.
  • Supranationals have delivered a spurt of niche currency medium term notes, returning to old favourites like South African rand as well as making use of demand for more exotic currencies, particularly in Latin America.
  • SoFi priced a student loan refinancing securitization this week, with the online lender increasing the size of the deal on the back of surging demand for the bonds, indicating that investors were unfazed by a stream of headlines around allegations of misconduct at the company.
  • French optician Alain Afflelou is considering a yield of about 4.5% for its first bond since suspending plans to float on the Paris bourse. Investors branded the figure “punchy”.