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  • More commercial real estate properties are flowing into the single asset, single borrower CMBS market as large loans come up for refinancing, with four deals out in the market this week in addition to a new conduit deal.
  • The Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) hit the whole dollar curve on Thursday, launching a quadruple tranche dollar benchmark and managing to pull in spreads by 4bp-6bp on all four tranches.
  • The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) could bring its debut bond issue as soon as the end of the third quarter this year, said public sector bankers, after the supranational on Thursday received its second triple-A credit rating.
  • On Thursday London & Quadrant Housing Trust became the latest issuer to tap the strong demand from sterling investors with a £500m 12 year and 40 year dual tranche structure. This was the second dual tranche sterling deal following Digital Stout’s £600m seven year and 12 year combination the day before.
  • The European Commission laid out a plan this week to shrink Europe’s mountain of toxic debt, but sources with an eye on the non-performing loans market say that a solution will be harder to come by than the Commission’s proposal suggests.
  • ‘Business as usual’ was the tone this week in emerging markets, after last week’s losses were reversed and mandates began trickling through from across CEEMEA.
  • Barclays has hired two vice presidents in London as part of an effort to refresh its European ABS sales and trading group.
  • On Tuesday Bright Food became the latest Chinese corporate to launch a euro bond in Asia. This has become a regular occurrence in recent months. However, this deal saw a higher than usual level of demand out of Europe, prompting some European bankers to speculate on what had changed the demand dynamics for this deal.
  • Telekom Austria took advantage of a lack of competing supply on Monday to tap its December 2026 issue. Investors liked the €250m no-grow deal enough for it to command a single-digit new issue premium.
  • On Wednesday Aroundtown became the seventh property company in the last month to sell bonds in Europe. It followed the trend of its peers by extending the maturity profile of its debt with a €500m 8.5 year transaction.
  • On Tuesday Nestlé issued its first bond since announcing a Sfr20bn (€18bn) share buy-back programme last month. Three rating agencies cut the Swiss foods group’s rating after the announcement, but there was no discernible drop in demand for this transaction.
  • Digital Realty used its Digital Stout Holding entity to sell a dual tranche sterling bond offering on Tuesday. The data solutions provider was overwhelmed with interest for its £600m deal, and will use the proceeds to rid DuPont Fabros Technology (DFT) of existing debt.