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  • The 21st annual Global ABS event kicked off on Tuesday in Barcelona, with attendees and the event organizer saying that the 2017 event will shift focus from previous years, with more focus on new and emerging themes which have characterized European securitization over the past year.
  • GCC debt markets are experiencing their first big wobble since gaining prominence as the most prolific issuers in CEEMEA, and no one saw it coming. The recent Qatar-related sell-off is both a stark reminder that EM assets are not a one-way bet, and highlights the vulnerabilities of a debt market fuelled largely by local bank demand.
  • A German company, of implied investment grade, can waltz into the Schuldschein market, expecting shrinking margins, and a bulging order book. A foreign issuer’s journey is more complicated, and much more costly. For the Schuldschein to be the cosmopolitan darling of international private placement markets — German issuers must lose their home advantage.
  • KfW is the solitary SSA issuer out in dollars so far this week, and it is sticking to the very short end with an 18 month deal, a week before a US Federal Open Market Committee meeting at which investors overwhelmingly believe it will raise its target rate.
  • Education Secretary Betsy DeVos has clearly demonstrated that she’s not working in the interests of American students, and Senator Elizabeth Warren’s call for a watchdog to hold her accountable is sorely needed.
  • SSA
    A pair of eurozone periphery SSAs are tackling opposite ends of the euro curve this week. Italy will launch a 30 year benchmark on Wednesday, while a Spanish agency drew a doubly subscribed book for a three year.
  • A trickle of new issues flowed into Europe's corporate bond market on Tuesday, but much of the focus was firmly on the impending UK general election after one poll put the Conservative lead at just 1.1%.
  • ABS
    Global New Energy Finance laid out ambitious plans to bring the property assessed clean energy (PACE) loan market to Europe on Tuesday, with managing director Davide Cannarozzi telling Global ABS delegates in Barcelona that the firm was aiming to launch PACE programmes in four European cities in 2020.
  • SSA
    Four public sector borrowers will launch euro bonds on Wednesday, having announced deals throughout the curve ahead of this week’s European Central Bank meeting.
  • More active central bank buying has helped prop up peripheral covered bonds, which have seen better real money selling interest lately. Despite its troubles, covered bonds issued by the beleaguered Banco Popular Espanol (BPE) have held up.
  • ABS
    Changes to Solvency II meant to encourage insurers to invest in ABS may come be too late given the dramatic drop in market participation in the past few years, speakers said on a panel on day one of Global ABS.
  • Berlin Hyp (BHH) is expected to open order books for it second Green Pfandbrief on Wednesday and Bank of New Zealand has mandated leads to roadshow a possible senior or covered bond deal later this month.