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  • The process to save the world's oldest bank, Monte dei Paschi di Siena, has dragged on long enough to feel like it may have been, appropriately perhaps, the world's longest winded bank rescue. For such an investment of time and manpower, the fact that the final resolution is a large bill for the Italian taxpayer is disappointing.
  • Annington Homes, the Terra Firma-owned group that owns the UK Ministry of Defence’s estate for accommodating service families, dazzled the corporate bond market with the second largest sterling issue by a company ever on Wednesday, despite the complexity of its financing story. Nigel Owen reports.
  • FIG
    CaixaBank and Bankia both issued tightly priced deals this week, in the first subordinated debt to hit the market since the resolution of Banco Popular in June.
  • Midclear, the custodian and clearing centre of financial instruments for Lebanon and the Middle East, has selected GMEX Technologies to provide the core system for Lebanon's first derivatives central counterparty (CCP).
  • ABS
    The ABS market in Europe is booming, with deals across asset classes pricing at the tightest levels since the crisis. Rampant demand and record tight spreads, however, do not reflect the wider macroeconomic picture in Europe, and investors and issuers say they are growing concerned that ABS pricing has become detached from reality, writes Sam Kerr.
  • Shares in Waberer's International, the Hungarian haulage firm, closed 0.5% above their offer price when they began trading in Budapest on Thursday, after the company restructured its IPO during bookbuild due to weakened investor sentiment towards east European issuers.
  • ABS
    Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft has hired a former associate general counsel at Goldman Sachs for its securitization practice in Washington, DC.
  • The Turkish bank refinancing season ramped up once again this week after a lull in activity, with ING’s Turkish branch signing a $536m refi on Tuesday with 22 banks a day after Turkiye Sinai Kalkinma Bankasi (TSKB) signed a $297m refi with 18 banks.
  • EU finance ministers are expected to agree at an Economic and Financial Affairs Council (Ecofin) meeting next Tuesday on an action plan to tackle the eurozone's €1tr of non-performing loans (NPLs) and to prevent the emergence of more in the future.
  • SSA
    Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten launched a three year dollar floater on Thursday, pricing at what one of the leads said was flat to the issuer's curve.
  • Lotte Chemical Titan sealed the largest Malaysian IPO in nearly five years this week, raising MR3.8bn ($884.0m). But the deal was anything but pretty. After a bungled first attempt at building a book, the issuer was forced to return with a smaller offering and lower price range. Jonathan Breen and John Loh report.
  • Au Small Finance Bank’s IPO in India raised Rp19.1bn ($294.5m) for the selling shareholders after it was priced at the top of the range.