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  • Honduras financial holding company Inversiones Atlántida is on the road for the second time in a year, with a potential rating improvement on the way after S&P upgraded the Central American sovereign.
  • Beyond recent headlines around missing paperwork on $5bn worth of delinquent private student loans, ongoing legal tussles between several National Collegiate Student Loan Trust (NCSLT) transaction parties do not bode well for at least 15 outstanding ABS.
  • A $1.4bn single borrower CMBS deal hit the market on Wednesday, as the pipeline for single asset/single borrower deal bulges with floating rate borrowers keen to refinance deals ahead of further rate hikes.
  • Barclays is hopping on the Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) bandwagon, acting as an underwriter for Renovate America’s latest residential PACE deal.
  • Supermarket Income Reit has completed a £100m IPO on the London Stock Exchange on Wednesday, though it raised less money than it had hoped. The promoters believe they are offering access to an undervalued part of the UK property market that can provide a strong yield.
  • Power derivatives activity in the first half of 2017 at the European Energy Exchange (EEX) declined as a result of uncertainty created by the split of the German-Austrian price zone.
  • The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) this week cleared its first Korean won and Indian rupee OTC currency swaps, taking its clearing offering for interest rate swaps to 21 currencies.
  • Ivanhoé Cambridge, the Canadian real estate company that is the largest shareholder in Gecina, has sold 87% of its allocation of rights in the French property group's €1bn rights issue, through a block trade on Tuesday night.
  • Italian electricity network operator, Terna, brought its first new issue of 2017 on Wednesday, and benefitted from the current strong demand for triple-B rated bonds. The €1bn 10-year deal had an orderbook of €1.6bn and printed with a new issue premium of 10bp.
  • Vodafone was the star issuer of last summer, printing jumbo deals which served to kick-start the sterling corporate bond market, which is still going strong. On Wednesday however, they opted for more conservative volumes, printing before the summer shutdown begins. The UK telecoms company also adopted a novel approach to pricing.
  • KfW printed a €1bn tap of a July 2022 line on Wednesday, sneaking in a deal ahead of the European Central Bank meeting on Thursday.
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    The Province of Alberta on Wednesday passed its first bond market test since suffering a double downgrade from S&P in May. Bankers away from the trade said it was a “good outcome”, despite having to pay a bit of concession — unlike most other dollar deals over the last few weeks.