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  • The rise of Barclays and HSBC in UK investment banking, against a backdrop of falling fees and political uncertainty, puts further pressure on an already crowded market and the squeeze will only get worse, argues David Rothnie.
  • NRW.Bank doubled its initial size target with a two year floating rate note on Thursday, with the strength of demand partly due to investors looking for floating rate paper ahead of an expected target rate rise by the US Federal Reserve next week, according to one of the leads.
  • Car maker Volkswagen sold investors a €3.5bn hybrid deal on Wednesday, allowing the company to exploit two niches that investors have been clamouring for all year, despite the emissions scandal still hanging over the company.
  • Bank ABC as sole initial mandated lead arranger has completed a $125m syndicated loan for Bahrain Commercial Facilities Company.
  • The cottage industry of firms providing European high yield fund managers with digital bond terms databases is growing. Street Dilligence has joined DebtExplain, Dealogic and CreditSights. Each aims to make investors wiser and better able to make quick investment decisions. High yield bankers have predictably been less enthusiastic about their rise, even though the firms claim there are benefits for them, too.
  • US mortgage credit risk transfer and single family rental bond sellers hopped across the pond this week to tap up new European investors for their credit products, with Freddie Mac and Colony American Finance speaking on a panel at Global ABS in Barcelona on Thursday.
  • B. Braun sold the tightest corporate six year loan in Schuldschein history this week. And more, the German medical firm more than doubled the €150m initial target. But, some Schuldschein bankers believe German issuers have reached the market's pricing floor.
  • Fresenius Medical Care (FMC) — the US subsidiary of German global healthcare group Fresenius — is looking to refinance loan facilities, a month after Moody's upgraded the firm to investment grade.
  • ICG has agreed to buy PAI Partners’ controlling stake in DomusVi, following a string of acquisitions at the nursing home operator.
  • Tranche one: €750m of senior debt
  • SSA
    The European Central Bank confirmed at its meeting on Thursday that there will be no more cuts to the deposit rate. However, the bank offered no guidance as to the pace of exit from its quantitative easing programme.
  • Global investors scrambled for paper in India’s largest qualified institutional placement (QIP) this week as State Bank of India raised Rp150bn ($2.3bn) amid strong appetite for the country’s stocks. Its success heralds a bumper year for FIG equity raisings, with more big trades already shaping up, writes John Loh.