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  • The Belgian government sold the first chunk of its stake in BNP Paribas for €2bn through a structured trade that began on Wednesday night. The four bookrunners priced the trade aggressively and were left long of some stock, but luck has been with them so far, write Jon Hay and Aidan Gregory. They will be praying their fortune holds and Emmanuel Macron wins the second round of the French presidential election on Sunday.
  • Spanish banks have taken just over four months to shoot past the supply totals they managed in the whole of last year, after yet another impressive deal was priced this week. With the creation of a new senior asset class potentially just around the corner in Spain, 2017 could turn out to be a bumper year for the nation’s financial institutions.
  • Investor thirst for leverage has been intensifying in the US CLO market over the last six months. But while demand is hottest for levered bets on rated debt tranches, GlobalCapital understands that two banks have offered hedge funds leverage on equity tranches, one of the riskiest things an investor can do in structured finance. David Bell reports.
  • May got off to a sizzling start in the US bond market this week as 15 companies including Apple and Unilever printed nearly $30bn of bonds as the earnings shackles came off and the US Federal Reserve kept policy rates on hold.
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    The votes have been counted and the GC BondMarker verdict has been reached for last week's trades. See how they stacked up.
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    An enormous pipeline of euro paper has built up over the past few weeks as borrowers and investors wait, hoping that the result of Sunday’s presidential election in France will signal a return to business.
  • This bank holiday weekend was filled with adventures for some MTNers. One Russia-based banker gloated about his enjoyable break and taunted Leak with tales of yet another long weekend ahead.
  • Political risk is fast sliding down investors’ lists of concerns this week with volatility indices falling to levels that some are calling unnaturally low.
  • Attempts by the German debt management office to prevent another collapse in the European repo market are not enough, according to market participants — though they may have benefited German taxpayers.
  • The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) has appointed Valentino Wotton as the managing director for its repository and asset servicing subsidiary.
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  • Hiag Immobilien, the Swiss property developer, reopened the Swiss franc bond market on Wednesday after three weeks without a new issue. Low levels of issuance have allowed Swiss property firms an easy ride in bond markets in 2017.