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  • Fosun International has opened a tap of its March-issued $800m 5.25% 2022s, following reverse inquiry.
  • HCP Global has distributed its $540m facility among 17 banks, with mostly Taiwanese lenders receiving an allocation.
  • The success of Argentine province Neuquén’s $366m bond issue on Thursday left bankers confident that the Latin America bond market was more than capable of taking on the flurry of rare and debut issuers coming its way next week.
  • Capex SA, the Argentine electricity company, is planning a $300m bond sale with Standard & Poor's promising an upgrade should the borrower successfully be able refinance its forthcoming maturities.
  • Argentine province Neuquén priced a new bond that was more than six times subscribed on Thursday as investors jumped into the first Latin American deal following the quiet Easter period.
  • The World Federation of Exchanges has published its annual report into the global derivatives market. The report, covering 2016 activity, showed overall annual growth of 2.20%. Commodity derivatives showed a rise of 27.50% in volumes, with Chinese exchanges again at the forefront of this activity.
  • Many of the illiquid products on CME Europe will stop trading at the end of this week following CME Group’s decision to close the derivatives exchange.
  • Strong volumes at the start of the year and an easy comparison quarter have meant the US banks have posted stonking sets of investment banking numbers in their first quarter reporting. Goldman’s trading numbers may have disappointed, but broader business is booming on Wall Street.
  • Counterparties are being offered significantly worse credit terms for euro OTC derivative contracts, according to a survey of 28 banks by the Eurosystem of central banks.
  • The Social Democratic Party of Croatia filed a motion in parliament on Thursday to depose the minister of finance, Zdravko Marić, alleging a conflict of interest with decisions related to the defaulting food company Agrokor, Croatia's largest private company.
  • Subprime marketplace lender Avant is readying its first ABS transaction of 2017.
  • Talks are set to begin in Spain to reform the financing mechanism for the country’s regions, which could lead some to their return to the primary bond market for the first time in years. But as with seemingly everything in bonds this year, politics could yet scupper the efforts, write Craig McGlashan and Victor Jimenez.