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  • The loan backing 3i’s €247m investment in Formel D, the German car and car parts services firm, is due to be launched into syndication in early June.
  • Møre Boligkreditt found strong demand for its first euro covered bond which, because of its sub-benchmark size, offered substantially more spread than similar bonds. At the same time BayernLB said it would start a roadshow for a sterling senior unsecured and covered bond.
  • The European Securities and Markets Authority has refused to give Europe’s banks the certainty they need on whether Pillar 2 capital 'guidance' constitutes inside information or not, leaving it up to individual institutions to assess on a case-by-case basis and pointing out that national supervisors are in charge of inside information.
  • ABS
    European bond buyers are on a desperate hunt for yield amid negative interest rates in other sectors. But with limited supply and soaring demand, ABS issuers are seeing heavy oversubscription in new deals, particularly for mezzanine debt.
  • BPCE outplayed OP Mortgage Bank in the covered bond market on Tuesday with a €1bn 12 year that benefited from the steepness of the French curve and an eye-catching double-digit spread.
  • The Atlante II fund, the Italian bank-backed investment vehicle tasked with tackling the mountain of Italian non-performing loans, has been given the exclusive right to securitize the €1.6bn portfolio of Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena (MPS).
  • The European high yield market roadshowed more than £2bn of new sterling bonds from two issuers this week, both with single-B ratings and from industries investors watch with caution.
  • Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW) made a rare entry into the senior unsecured market on Tuesday, picking up €1bn of new five year funding on the back of strong levels of domestic support.
  • France’s Crédit Agricole was looking to sell non-preferred senior notes in yen this week, following closely behind a similar deal from its compatriot Société Générale.
  • CEE
    Romania-focused Globalworth Real Estate Investment is due to meet investors for a potential euro denominated trade, in a period of narrow issuance windows due to a spate of public holidays.
  • Ratings agency Moody’s opined on the Middle East after market close on Friday, with the United Arab Emirates seeing a better outlook while Qatar’s creditworthiness took a hit. Qatar’s rating was cut from Aa2 to Aa3 with a stable outlook on the back of a weakening in the sovereign’s external debt to GDP levels and uncertainty around where growth will come from in the medium term.
  • P&M Notebook
    European regulation never dies, it’s said, but stumbles around Brussels, zombie-like, forever.