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  • Deutsche Pfandbriefbank (Pbb) was unable to build a large order book for its first public sale of tier two debt on Wednesday, having encountered a more “challenging’ environment” following Banco Popular’s resolution which wiped out investors in both additional tier one and in tier two.
  • FIG
    Speaking at Euromoney’s Global Borrowers conference on Tuesday, a panel of bank issuers said that investors had come to grips with the transformation of the senior asset class for the minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL). The future of subordinated debt, meanwhile, remains in flux.
  • Kommunalkredit, which recently had its public sector covered bonds rated A with S&P, has received positive investor feedback whilst marketing its social covered bond this week.
  • Etisalat has been given until Friday to transfer all its shares in Etisalat Nigeria to a syndicate of 13 Nigerian banks, after talks on restructuring a $1.2bn loan from 2013 fell through.
  • Panellists on the ‘A New Narrative for Capital’ discussion at Euromoney’s Global Borrowers Conference on Tuesday expressed divergent views on the difference between additional tier one (AT1) and tier two bonds.
  • South Korean shipbuilding company Hyundai Mipo Dockyard sold its entire stake in Hyundai Robotics for W352.2bn ($309.0m) through a rapidly covered block on Wednesday night.
  • FIG
    The implementation date for the European Union’s simple transparent and standardized (STS) securitization framework has been moved back to January 2019, after concerns were made by the Maltese presidency over the timeline between finalisation of the rule and its implementation.
  • Activity in Europe’s equity capital markets continued apace this week as Orange and BT Group priced another opportunistic block and exchangeable bond combo, while the IPO pipeline was brisk as CEE, and especially Polish, issuers hit the road.
  • Pharmaceutical company China Medical System Holdings has signed a $300m three year fundraising with a single lender.
  • Multi-tranche deals have been the issuance strategy of choice this week in the corporate bond market. Six of the seven issuers who have brought deals to the European markets in the first three days of this week have opted for such structures, and Reckitt Benckiser is expected to add its name to that list.
  • Eris Lifesciences is set to price its Indian IPO at the top of guidance to raise Rp17.4bn ($269.3m), after books closed multiple times subscribed, according to a banker on the deal.
  • Gome Electrical Appliances Holdings priced a tap on Tuesday, adding $100m to the original $400m notes on the back of 6x demand. Investors’ eagerness for paper allowed the issuer to price inside both its existing notes and secondary.