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  • Hochtief, the German engineering group, joined the ranks of blue-chip names in the Schuldschein market, launching a €150m deal on Tuesday.
  • Large leveraged buyouts may be set for a return to Europe’s leveraged finance market following a lengthy sojourn. Stada, the German generic pharmaceuticals firm, this week said it was fielding numerous buyout offers worth around €3.5bn, offering investors the respite from relentless repricings that they have craved for several months. Max Bower reports.
  • You may have thought the haze was merely London’s toxic smog but, in fact, it was love in the air this week.
  • Credit Suisse partially stepped away from its plan to place part of its ‘Swiss Universal Bank’ on the market to raise capital, as the bank’s asset disposals and legal settlements came out better than expected, taking the pressure off the bank's capital levels.
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  • A number of financial institutions have distanced themselves from the primary market for additional tier one (AT1) bonds this week, but there is no doubting that the asset class has been on fire in 2017. It is only a matter of time before supply restarts, and Spanish banks will be first in line, writes Tyler Davies.
  • Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) made a rare appearance in three year dollars this week, opening the way for its peers to follow. But there is little in the dollar pipe from Japanese or any other SSA issuers — all of which are well funded — after a week when US rate expectations were jolted by comments from Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen.
  • Reckitt Benckiser, the UK based health and hygiene firm, is progressing with its approach to buy US-based Mead Johnson Nutrition, with loan deals taking shape and the boards of both firms having waved through the $17.9bn transaction. The margins for Reckitt’s loans are “record low”, loan bankers involved in the transaction said, as investment grade borrowers bathe in bank liquidity.
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    Turkey made an opportunistic move on Thursday to reopen its recent 10 year bond for another $1bn. The $4.7bn book size showed there is no let-up in demand for Turkish sovereign debt.