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  • Vodafone has hired banks to arrange a 30 year US dollar Formosa bond, as corporate issuers get stuck into a market that has been teeming with bank trades this year.
  • Now there’s a chance that the marginalised and downtrodden voters of rust belt America will get what they really want — a wholesale dismantling of the post-crisis banking regulation — the finance industry must ask itself if that’s what it really wants.
  • The sheer amount of excess liquidity in the leveraged finance market in Europe has initiated a relentless repricing wave. And on Tuesday, the head of leveraged finance at a bank in London went as far as to say that the supply/demand imbalance was so extreme it threatened medium term market stability.
  • The speed and success of Sibanye Gold in closing a loan to back its acquisition of US palladium miner Stillwater, has put South Africa in focus for bankers amid talk that two other acquisition deals out of the country could follow soon.
  • The Dutch covered bond issuer, Van Lanschot Bankiers has mandated leads for the first 10 year covered bond in nearly a month and the first Dutch conditional pass through (CPT) since May 2016. The deal emerges following a Fitch survey suggesting investors would like to see price differentiation between soft bullet and CPT maturities.
  • The International Finance Corporation received over A$1bn ($761.8m) of orders for a 5.5 year Kangaroo bond on Tuesday –– a size all hoped for, but few expected.
  • Agence Française de Développement (AFD) has pulled a three year dollar deal that was expected to be priced today.
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    French banks are expected to look closely at opportunities for issuance in the coming month, senior non-preferred bonds have started widening on the back of fresh election jitters in Europe, and opportunities could be limited as the French vote draws nearer.
  • Investors wasted no time posting orders for Sparebank Vest Boligkreditt’s covered bond issued on Tuesday, a deal which ticked all the right boxes for maturity and spread, despite concerns from Moody's about the sustainability of Norwegian house prices.
  • CaixaBank comfortably raised €1bn of new tier two capital on Tuesday, despite signs that executing trades could start to grow trickier in February.
  • Dubai Islamic Bank had taken orders of over $2.2bn by lunchtime on Tuesdayto launch the first financial sukuk from the Middle East of 2017.
  • UniCredit has named the bankers to fill a series of senior country posts in its financing and advisory business, which covers equity and debt origination, coverage and M&A.