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    Bank of Montreal (BMO) raised A$800m selling Australian dollar bonds for the first time on Wednesday. The rising flows of Asia Pacific investors is making the Australian dollar market a useful source of diversification for financials and corporates alike.
  • The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development on Thursday rounded out a busy week for green bond issuance with yet another deal that was covered before books officially opened.
  • The flood of data required by the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II) opens Europe’s financial markets to greater risk of cyberattacks as more firms will be required to send more information to more regulators and counterparties than ever before. Even personal details, such as passport numbers, could be vulnerable.
  • ING is planning to bring on a director of leveraged capital markets from Société Générale early next year.
  • Nordea has hired an ex-Deutsche Bank banker as global head of debt capital markets, part of a shake-up in the firm's wholesale banking business.
  • Last Friday saw GlobalCapital launch our new twice-weekly email round-up of SRI and green finance news. Everywhere you turn in the bond markets, every bank or investor you speak to, it doesn’t take long before green bonds are mentioned.
  • Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) issued a €500m five year covered bond on Thursday that was more oversubscribed than any previous Singaporean deal and priced inside fair value in what a lead manager described as ‘a one-way market’.
  • The euro public sector bond market bounced back in fine fashion this week after a shock result in the German federal election, leading to some well oversubscribed trades. A potential Catalonian independence referendum is also not affecting demand, said bankers.
  • On Thursday, Belgian gas transmission system operator, Fluxys, successfully priced both sub-benchmark tranches of its latest corporate bond deal it had set out to sell when it met with investors earlier in the week. The 10 year tenor was the company’s primary aim, but it was also willing to explore reverse enquiry for a 15 year tenor.
  • Rarely, in any walk of life, one meets someone who stands out from the crowd — whose qualities command the admiration of all around them.
  • NordLB received a higher level of demand for a €500m seven year Pfandbrief this week than in its previous two deals, showing it has good access to capital markets despite challenges it faces dealing with a €9bn bad shipping loan portfolio.
  • After ABN Amro and Santander failed to attract large books for their additional tier one (AT1) trades this week, Investec was able to reel in investors with a higher reset spread on Thursday.