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  • David Humphrey, who worked at the Securities and Exchange Commission for 16 years, has pleaded guilty to falsifying statements to hide prohibited trading in options and other securities.
  • Rabobank has mandated leads to take its debut covered bond on the road. Covered bonds will improve Rabobank’s net interest margin and help diversify its investor base, the bank’s global head of long term funding, Sjaak-Jan Baars, told GlobalCapital.
  • Regulation does not just exist on a continuum between good and bad. There’s lots of ugly, as well.
  • The Bank of Queensland (BOQ) has published an offering circular for its newly established covered bond programme rated triple-A with Fitch and Moody’s, suggesting a roadshow could soon be announced for the first Australian conditional pass-through covered bond.
  • Primary loan syndication activity dropped sharply in April, with many loans desks in Asia not receiving a single invitation for weeks on end. In the absence of flow in primary, many participating banks are increasingly looking at the secondary market to cope with the slowdown, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
  • Australian billionaire James Packer unwound the last of his position in a Macau joint venture with Hong Kong scion Lawrence Ho this week. Packer raked in $1.2bn from an unusually structured deal that included a $337m block trade, capturing the attention of Asian and US investors. Jonathan Breen reports.
  • JP Morgan and Santander jumped on strong funding conditions in the euro market to add to their stock of bail-inable senior bonds on Thursday, after Royal Bank of Scotland was met with a blowout reception for a Yankee offering.
  • Mediobanca was able to print a €1bn five year floater inside Intesa Sanpaolo’s trading levels on Thursday, as extremely supportive new issuance conditions helped the FIG market glow red hot.
  • Korea Expressway Corp broke South Korean issuers’ silence in the Swiss market on Wednesday. As rates stabilise for Swiss investors, and basis swaps improve for foreign issuers, Zurich bankers hope this deal reignites more bonds from the Asian country.
  • Standard Chartered has hired a banker for a new job covering UK corporate DCM within its European debt capital markets operation.
  • Nomura has hired Frederic Jallot from Citi as head of global markets for EMEA.
  • CK Hutchison sold a hybrid bond featuring a dual-step structure this week, designed to qualify for partial equity treatment from ratings agencies. While demand was strong for the $1bn deal, priced off the back of a $4.25bn book, some handholding was needed to make investors comfortable. Addison Gong reports.