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  • Cerberus Capital Management priced a large re-performing loan RMBS deal through its First Key Mortgage Arm on Wednesday, with investors showing heavy demand for the bonds.
  • Tullett Prebon Information has announced its move into research data distribution after signing a deal with global equity and credit analytics provider Valens Research.
  • If you were a bank chief executive, and your major competitors were signing $7bn legal settlements and asking investors for €13bn to burn on non-performing loans, you might think you deserved a breather. Apparently, you would be wrong.
  • The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC) institutional and trade processing product suites stored 1bn trades in 2016. Further market and regulatory changes, as well as more fintech usage through 2017, is expected to increase that figure.
  • Consumer goods company Unilever priced a €1.2bn dual tranche bond on Wednesday that came partially inside the French government curve, as investors scrabble for perceived haven assets amid sharply deteriorating market sentiment.
  • Budget airline Ryanair slipped into the market to print a €750m August 2023 bond on Wednesday, taking advantage of an almost clear run as many issuers are still on earnings reporting blackouts. Meanwhile, two other corporate credits are about to meet investors.
  • Silgan Holdings, a maker of consumer goods packaging in the US, this week priced the first cross-border high yield deal of 2017 as it plans to repay term loans.
  • Finland launched its first ever dual tranche deal on Wednesday, scoring €3bn with a five year leg and €1.5bn at 30 years. The issue comes on the heels of an immensely popular Belgian barbell printed on Tuesday.
  • The Autonomous Community of Madrid launched its largest syndication in two years on Wednesday, in spite of difficult conditions in the euro market.
  • Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten showed that investors in its dollar bonds are not overly concerned about an upcoming Dutch general election, as it priced a bond on Wednesday that was just $250m short of its record size in the currency. More public sector dollar supply is set for Thursday, after Asian Development Bank hired banks for a five year global benchmark.
  • Detsky Mir, the Russian toy retailer, this week priced its Rb18.4bn ($311m) Moscow IPO, the first IPO of significant size to be completed this year in EMEA.
  • ABS
    Amazon Lending, which provides inventory financing to a selectively chosen group of micro, small and medium sized businesses that sell on the Amazon marketplace, is shifting the risk on those loans off its balance sheet with a new secured revolving credit facility.