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  • OP Corporate Bank and Commonwealth Bank of Australia were not overwhelmed with demand for their fixed rate senior deals this week, as absolute spread levels for the product grind tighter and tighter.
  • Issuers from Greater China, including Yanzhou Coal Mining Company (Yancoal) and Regal Hotels International Holdings, have opened books for new perpetual notes, while China Oil and Gas Group has mandated firms for its return.
  • Modernland Realty launched a new dollar deal on Thursday, following on the success of other high yield Indonesian names this year.
  • Data and index provider IHS Markit is in talks with participants in the agency credit risk transfer (CRT) sector to develop a tradeable index that tracks the performance of outstanding CAS and STACR bonds issued by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
  • The Taiwan Futures Exchange (TAIFEX) will introduce trading futures on the S&P-500 and the Dow Jones Industrials indices.
  • New Jersey-based Cross River Bank filed a declaratory judgment action against the state of Colorado this week, looking to protect its ability to extend credit and sell loans across the country, as well as the broader bank partnership model that some online lending platforms have adopted.
  • Three more IPOs reached successful conclusions on Tuesday and Wednesday, including the largest in Poland for over two years.
  • A Lone Star fund has launched a new securitization backed by non-performing Irish mortgages originated by Bank of Scotland, the second deal backed by Irish legacy assets to emerge this week as private equity firms look to exit post-crisis mortgage investments in Europe’s periphery.
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    FMS Wertmanagement has picked four banks for a short end euro transaction, making the most of the reopening of an area of the curve that has hosted very little public sector issuance in the past year.
  • The European Securities and Markets Association has issued detailed guidance reports on the implementation of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II) and Regulation (MiFIR), answering questions about organised trading facilities and systematic internalisers as well as commodity derivatives, market data and transparency issues.
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    The dollar market was on spectacular form on Wednesday, with a Canadian province pushing out a rare 10 year bond, a supranational smashing its size record and a $4bn five year from a German agency.
  • The sterling bond markets has been charging ahead since the UK gave official notice to leave the EU last week. In the corporate sector Volkswagen returned to the capital markets two weeks after a blowout euro transaction for its first sterling denominated bond since becoming engulfed in an emission scandal in September 2015.