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  • MTNers were jet-setting around the world on business this week but some still had time for pleasure, leaving others feeling the frustration of being left behind.
  • Stan Chart hires for UK DCM — Nomura raids Citi to run markets — Corporates head Francis leaves Lloyds
  • Another year, another ISDA conference. But this wasn’t just any other year. With variation margin requirements in the rearview mirror, MiFID II looming in 2018 and the question of London euro clearing troubling many, the trade body had a lot of questions to tackle in just two packed days of panels and speeches.
  • Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the US's government sponsored mortgage giants, plan to ramp up their credit risk transfer programmes by roping in Reit and international investors. Both institutions face their capital buffers being reduced to zero next year, raising the prospect of additional taxpayer burdens, writes David Bell.
  • Agrokor, the troubled Croatian food conglomerate, has posted a breakdown of its debt, three days after Standard & Poor's downgraded it from CC to selective default.
  • Shares in Koninklijke VolkerWessels, the Dutch construction and engineering company, had risen 3.8% by lunchtime when they began trading in Amsterdam on Friday, after the company's €575m IPO had been priced at €23 a share.
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    Turkey’s QNB Finansbank set final terms on a $750m five year bond on Thursday, leaning on the ownership of Aa3/A+/AA- rated Qatar National Bank to print inside where analysts saw fair value — despite some investors objecting.
  • Felix Fletcher, a UK DCM banker, has joined boutique investment bank Chalkhill Partners to work on debt origination.
  • Rabobank plans to roadshow its debut covered bond next week, while Banco Comercial Portugues will begin marketing a deal after an eight year absence. And after publishing an offering circular this week, Bank Queensland (BOQ) is expected to announce its first deal soon.
  • Dutch biotechnology firm Qiagen has launched a tightly priced €150m dual currency Schuldschein, with investors treating the Germany-headquartered firm as a domestic issuer.
  • The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is looking to better understand changes underway in the small business lending sector, issuing a request for information on how borrowers are faring and how the market is shifting toward alternative sources of financing.
  • Kommunalbanken on Tuesday became the first issuer to tap the Kauri market since February. The Nordic agency responded to reverse enquiries, tapping an eight year bond at an after-swap pricing level that was a little over its dollar curve.