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  • Pampa Energía, the fast growing Argentine energy company, is looking to sell $500m of convertible bonds in an extremely rare structure for a Latin American issuer.
  • India’s divestment body has sent out requests for proposals seeking firms to run divestments in a host of companies from the energy sector to shipbuilding and weapons manufacturing.
  • Deutsche Bank has appointed former Goldman Sachs banker Anthony Miller as its new chief executive for Australia and New Zealand.
  • A stable renminbi will make Chinese bonds and equities more attractive, but China will need to enhance the sophistication of its market before it can attract foreign capital on scale, according to Helen Zhu, head of China equities at BlackRock.
  • A debut subprime credit card securitization from Tidewater Finance Company is being marketed despite mounting concerns over the subprime sector.
  • A fresh IPO launch broke the quiet in the pre-Easter European equity capital market this week: and a very unusual one — the first Romanian flotation of the year. Digi Communications, a leading telecoms and media group, wants to float 25% of its equity in Bucharest.
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    KKR has bought into Italian non-performing loan servicer Sistemia in a deal for an undisclosed value, but which gives the private equity firm access to a fee pool that could be around €25bn.
  • Efforts were renewed this week to rein in the power of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, with a Republican congressman taking aim at the agency’s mortgage underwriting rules.
  • The UK's National Health Service, frustrated by a lack of funding and a mounting backlog of maintenance, is seeking a capital injection from wherever it can find it. The government must swallow its balance sheet concerns and provide one, rather than allowing the private sector to step in.
  • Private equity firm Black Toro Capital has invested €40m to finance an acquisition by a private company that will create Spain’s largest ice cream maker.
  • ABS
    UK based online lender Funding Circle will stop lending for property development by mid-2018, it said on Monday, as it looks to expand its core small business lending product to new international markets.
  • The Bank of England has been dragged back into the mire of Libor-rigging investigations, after the BBC found tapes of Barclays traders referring to "pressure from the UK government and Bank of England" to keep their submissions low. The witch-hunt is already well under way but, if the Bank exerted pressure, it was the right thing to do.