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  • We’re always on the lookout for new buzzwords and catchphrases here at Leak — and we’re happy to announce that our weekly news-hounding has brought a new one: Canadian barbeque.
  • Evercore plans to open a Dubai office early in the second quarter of this year, following its hire of Waleed El-Amir, former group funding head at UniCredit, as senior adviser for the Middle East, Africa and Turkey.
  • Hard on the heels of Unibail-Rodamco’s ground-breaking green loan, believed to be the first large corporate financing to give the borrower a pricing benefit if it hits sustainability targets, Koninklijke Philips, the Dutch health technology group, has signed a similar €1bn loan linked to its sustainability rating, writes Jon Hay.
  • SSA
    The stakes have rarely been higher for a French election. When French voters head to the polls on Sunday, it may be to determine the fate of the eurozone.
  • Uncertainty over upcoming European elections could make short term debt investors “run to the sidelines”, said a commercial paper banker.
  • US banks stole the show in the FIG market this week after publishing their first quarter results, but European banks could soon return to their domestic currency if the French presidential elections give participants great clarity.
  • If the €2.1bn of loans Fresenius and Lufthansa found in the Schuldschein market were counted, the market would beat its record for total volume in a first quarter, nearly hitting €8bn in three months. But, as the volume soars, the number of deals is falling, as large deals exceed initial target sizes.
  • Buyers of UK assets are in for a hair raising ride if they attempt to make a quick quid off sterling rallies and depreciations despite what seems like a measured response to news of a general election on June 8.
  • Basis swap levels, which have deprived Swiss bond investors of international corporate supply for much of the last year have improved sharply. But issuers are still keeping away with wider spreads to blame.
  • A growing suspicion that a US fiscal stimulus will take longer than expected, softer US inflation data and geopolitical tensions are dragging the 10 year part of the dollar curve out of reach for public sector issuers — but the short end is still wide open.
  • The lawsuits over alleged manipulation of the SSA market have spread further, with more dealers and individuals named in a court filing. Citi, HSBC, RBC and TD Bank have now been added, as well as Bank of America, Crédit Agricole, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank and Nomura. The suit also draws in the new issue market, alleging that the traders were able to front-run new issues yet to be announced or in book-building.
  • Turkey’s debt markets always seem resilient to political shocks. But rose tinted views of president Recep Erdogan’s referendum victory this week ignore a worrying truth that its vast growth potential lies more than ever in the hands of one man able to squander it.