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  • Liability management exercises are becoming de rigeur among Europe's capital-strapped banks, as market participants face up to a world in which regulators have the power to step in early and impose heavy losses on bondholders. Tyler Davies reports.
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  • Guarantor: Financial Market Stabilisation Fund of the Federal Republic of Germany
  • The end of Libor moved from committee group debate to hard reality on Thursday as the Financial Conduct Authority’s chief executive Andrew Bailey gave the reference rate a five year deadline for removal.
  • Greece’s comeback bond this week should build on its already strong secondary performance, said SSA bankers, paving the way for the sovereign to bring more deals before its scheduled bail-out exit in August 2018. Bankers were quick to point out that while the deal resembled its last comeback trade in April 2014, much has changed since — including its cost of borrowing.
  • AT&T racked up a monster order book on Thursday, as the US telecoms giant hit the market with a $22.5bn M&A financing.
  • A slew of commercial properties are being financed with floating rate CMBS debt in recent weeks, with banks eager to satisfy high levels of investor demand for floating rate bonds.
  • CLO manager Neuberger Berman said on Thursday that it had closed its CLO risk retention vehicle with around $450m of committed capital to invest in risk retention financing.
  • FMS Wertmanagement was this week the latest public sector issuer to enjoy enviable conditions in the dollar market, and after a US Federal Reserve meeting this week passed without any major surprises more borrowers are rumoured to be looking at trades for next week.
  • The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has banned a trading software executive from trading on any CFTC regulated market and fined him $650,000 for spoofing in the gold, silver, copper and crude oil futures markets.
  • Nederlandse Waterschapsbank this week became the first European SSA to print in the Swiss franc market since 2015, followed by Municipality Finance two days later. Favourable moves in the euro/Swiss franc basis, alongside rising Swiss interest rates, opened a window for old borrowers to return.
  • CME Group will start offering derivatives on the broad US Treasuries repo financing rate, which will replace Libor in many contracts, as soon after the start of the daily publication of the rate as possible. This is expected to be in the first half of 2018.