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  • Anglian Water priced the first green corporate bond in sterling since 2015 on Monday. The company’s green bond debut could herald a surge of deals from its peers, writes Nigel Owen.
  • The European Banking Authority said this week that it is not overly concerned by an increase in banks' asset encumbrance last year and a rise in covered bond encumbrance for the third successive year.
  • Chinese investors have become increasingly focused on short-dated bonds this year. That is proving to be a boon for the country’s auto ABS originators, who are in the middle of a breakneck expansion of volumes — with plenty more still on the cards. Noah Sin reports.
  • China Chengtong Holdings Group priced its inaugural $500m bond on Tuesday, hitting the market as it transitions under a pilot programme for state-owned enterprises. Investors debated fair value for an unrated credit that is somewhere between a corporate and a financial, reports Morgan Davis.
  • Sterling investors piled into a new additional tier one (AT1) deal from Barclays, as the UK bank reopened the market after returning from earnings blackout.
  • LVGEM (China) Real Estate Investment Company is preparing its first international bond, mandating eight banks to work on the transaction.
  • Sunac China Holdings raised $1bn on Wednesday from a dual-tranche bond, despite a lot of market talk about the company this year. Bankers said the deal's success showed investors’ confidence in the company, but analysts argued the issuer left enough on the table to get demand.
  • HNA Commercial Reit is on the lookout for arrangers for its Singapore IPO, after Bank of America Merrill Lynch walked away from the deal. But the real estate investment trust’s search will not be easy. Bulge bracket firms are under scrutiny for any ties to parent HNA Group, which is feeling the heat from Chinese regulators. Jonathan Breen reports.
  • Investors have been reducing some of their positions in two of Royal Bank of Scotland’s legacy tier one instruments, unable to determine whether or not the bank will call them in September.
  • Generali Investments has hired a new head of research from Société Générale.
  • With the deadline looming on Holland & Barrett’s £825m-equivalent of loans, several investors have raised concerns over both leverage and terms on the deal, in a market otherwise winding down for summer.
  • Dubai’s state-owned energy group Emirates National Oil Co (Enoc) has secured a $500m revolving credit facility from a club of seven banks to fund its growth plans for Dubai's coming Expo 2020.