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  • Less pristine collateral backing online consumer lender Prosper’s second multi-seller securitization did not dent demand for the bonds, which the lender priced tighter than its last deal sold in May.
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  • The dollar market got off to a busy start in August with US telecoms heavyweights Verizon and Comcast taking home a combined $5.5bn on the back of strong demand.
  • Commerzbank booked all of the €807m restructuring costs associated with its 'Commerzbank 4.0' programme in the second quarter, pushing the bank to an overall loss of €406m. But the bank’s management are optimistic about the second half of the year, and argue that some of its businesses have turned a corner.
  • On Thursday night, in an otherwise barren week for equity block trades, General Atlantic, the US growth equity investment firm, launched the sale of a 2.1% stake in Axel Springer, the German publisher.
  • The shake-up of equity research provision expected to be caused by MiFID 2 could open up more space for new business models — including research paid for by the issuers, writes Jon Hay.
  • Deals in the leveraged finance market have grown increasingly aggressive in recent weeks, as a strong run of buyouts has seen leverage levels ramp up. Some in the market have identified the European Central Bank’s leveraged lending guidelines, due to come into effect in November, as fuelling the fire. Max Bower reports.
  • Republic of Congo is in technical default after a $21m interest and principal payment on its Eurobond maturing 2029 did not reach investors during the 30 day grace period. The government announced plans to issue a Eurobond in its budget for the second year running, but international market access is likely to be closed until the problem is resolved, according to analysts.
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    Supply of Russian Eurobonds is expected to remain healthy through to year end, with debt bankers this week mainly dismissing concerns that enhanced US sanctions and changes to local repo eligibility criteria could curb demand after the summer break.
  • Deutsche commits to new London HQ - Cheyne hires levfin veterans - Stubbs steps up at the EIB
  • Dairy producer Meggle has joined the ranks of green Schuldschein borrowers, launching a €50m triple tranche deal partly funded through green borrowing.
  • A former senior vice president at government mortgage agency Fannie Mae has joined Flagstar Bank to lead its mortgage business.