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  • Ireland has printed just shy of the 50 year part of the euro curve using a pair of private placements, a market it has used with increasing frequency over the last year.
  • Delivery Hero, the German online food delivery platform, is set to price its €866m IPO at the top of its range, following the latest guidance on pricing on Wednesday morning.
  • Lonza launched a €300m Schuldschein on Monday. The Swiss medical firm’s debut Schuldschein comes denominated in dollars and euros in a bid to, among other things, attract southeast Asian lenders, with natural dollar lending needs.
  • Leads Building Society extended its covered bond curve by four years on Monday with a €500m seven year covered bond that was priced with little new issue premium. The transaction is expected to be followed by Bank of Queensland’s first covered bond.
  • Toby Ali has left his leveraged finance job at Bank of America Merrill Lynch to join Citi.
  • A pair of prime RMBS transactions were priced at the end of last week to heavy demand, with over subscription and tight spreads on both offerings.
  • Boutique banking firm MetZurich has hired two bankers from Investec who left the firm earlier this year when the bank effectively closed its emerging markets business.
  • French family office Caravelle has been granted exclusivity to buy Tiama, a provider of services to the glass packaging industry, from shareholders EQT Credit II, Kartesia, European Capital and Omnes.
  • FIG
    Skipton Building Society returned to the senior market with a £350m five year bond on Monday, as smaller UK financial institutions prepare for the withdrawal of central bank funding schemes.
  • Nordea Bank set a final spread of just 18bp over mid-swaps for its first entry into the green senior bond market on Monday, as banks start to step up their use of the format.
  • P&M Notebook
    Different countries treat their banks differently, but rarely has that been clearer than last week. The week closed with Italy agreeing to hand Intesa a fat cheque, a free option and state blessing to consolidate its hold on the banking system. The UK, though, started criminal prosecution of its own ‘national champion’, with the Serious Fraud Office unveiling its fraud allegations against Barclays.
  • Mozambique's debt saga reached an important milestone on Saturday with the publication of an independent audit of the country’s debt by risk assessment firm, Kroll. While the findings, which included $500m of unaccounted for funds, may have disappointed investors, the country’s tightly held Eurobonds were unmoved on Monday.