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  • The idea of a new European Secured Note (ESN) asset class has struggled to get off the ground, but with a regulatory push and normalising monetary policy, it could at last be set for take off.
  • SSA
    Three public sector borrowers hit screens in sterling this week, including a rare floating rate note from the Province of Ontario, which made use of the currency for the first time in six years.
  • Kommunalbanken increased an Australian dollar bond tap on Thursday, as the reopened 4.25% July 2025 line enticed Asian central banks.
  • FMS Wertmanagement nipped into a quiet dollar market to print a three year Reg S only syndication, the issuer’s first dollar deal at that point of the curve to come through mid-swaps this year.
  • Bahrain’s Arab Banking Corporation decided to repay its $750m loan ahead of its maturity due to an increase in its liquidity, allowing it to avoid further interest payments.
  • HSBC said on Thursday that it expected to issue close to $60bn of new bonds for the minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) over the next few years, having scaled down its previous estimates.
  • UK specialist insurance and travel provider Saga is set to price its first bond next week, a benchmark deal that is part of a refinancing of its financial structure.
  • Saudi’s ACWA Power priced its long awaited debut bond on Wednesday, raising $814m with the secured note. Months of work spent structuring the deal and educating investors were rewarded, with the borrower achieving a combination of size and price it would not have managed with a plain vanilla bond, according to a lead banker.
  • Société Générale missed consensus for its first quarter earnings on Thursday, following a €963m legal settlement with the Libyan sovereign wealth fund. But the French bank’s results were otherwise robust, with a particularly strong performance in trading fixed income currencies and commodities.
  • Senegal will meet investors next week ahead of a potential return to the dollar market for the first time in nearly three years.
  • CEE
    An inaugural deal from second tier Turkish lender Fibabanka on Wednesday offered further proof that concerns over the country’s political direction have failed to dampen investor confidence in its banks.
  • The Republic of Panamá is likely to tap its 11 year bonds and set a new long benchmark on Thursday after announcing initial price thoughts first thing Thursday.