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  • BNP Paribas and Crédit Agricole with Kepler Cheuvreux have tonight launched the first block trade of stock in Paris residential property builder Kaufman & Broad since its re-IPO last April.
  • Electricité de France plans to bring its long-awaited rights issue to market in March, against the backdrop of a crucial presidential election campaign in France.
  • Cinnober, the Sweden based financial IT company, has recruited Patrick Tessier to spearhead its push into post trade clearing IT and services in London.
  • Shares in Rusal, the largest aluminium producer in Russia, closed 3.9% lower in Hong Kong on Tuesday after Onexim, an investment vehicle controlled by Mikhail Prokhorov, the billionaire owner of the Brooklyn Nets, sold 3.3% of his stake in the company for HK$1.8bn ($240m), through an accelerated bookbuild launched on Monday night.
  • The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has written to the European Commission warning that some dealers may try and circumvent MIFID II obligations by creating networks of systemic internalisers.
  • KfW sold its second euro benchmark of the year on Tuesday, scoring €5bn at the difficult 10 year area of the curve in what a banker away from the trade called “a positive sign for the market”.
  • FIG
    The supply of high quality liquid assets (HQLA) needed for capital regulations is insufficient. This has created an imbalance which, at times, grows so critical it poses a systemic risk. Regulators and the European Central Bank must shoulder responsibility for fixing the problem soon.
  • With just over two weeks to run before global regulation on variation margin requirements for uncleared derivatives comes into effect, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has given US market participants a much needed reprieve.
  • A spate of mortgage securities issuance has been welcomed with enthusiasm among RMBS investors lamenting the state of the sector post-crisis, but in order to keep investors’ trust, issuers need to stick to practices that are beyond reproach, especially as the possibility of regulatory easing looms large.
  • Arrow Global, the UK distressed debt buyer, had its ratings upgraded by Moody’s on Tuesday to Ba3, increasing the market’s overall stock of bonds with double-B ratings — a stock which some investors believe is excessive.
  • We’d hate to say that the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority is standing still on its quest to regulate the markets, but it seems to be doing just that with the cover art on its discussion and consultation papers.
  • Strong demand enabled Equate Petrochemical to aggressively revise pricing to print a restrained $500m sukuk on Monday from a book that reached $4.2bn before it was reconciled.