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  • Shares in Banco Comercial Português rose as much as 9.3% on Monday after it announced late on Friday the successful completion of its €1.33bn rights issue to strengthen its core tier one capital ratio and finance the redemption of contingent convertible bonds owned by the Portuguese government.
  • Santander Consumer Bank Norway was nearly five times oversubscribed for a €500m three year on Monday, sucking up demand for an undersupplied part of the curve.
  • CEE
    Albaraka Turk received a boost to its capital after investors voted to update its old-style tier two sukuk as Fitch junked 18 Turkish banks on Friday.
  • FIG
    CaixaBank picked banks for a euro tier two transaction and Iccrea Banca announced a roadshow for its first public trade in more than two years, as the FIG market looked in good shape to receive higher beta trades from the European periphery.
  • Jefferies has appointed a new head of EU emerging markets sales having strengthened its EM credit team with four other recent hires.
  • SSA
    The UK Debt Management Office has opted to reopen an index linked Gilt maturing in 2065 for its sixth and final syndication of the 2016/17 financial year. Meanwhile, Municipality Finance opened sterling issuance for the week with a December 2020 issue.
  • MUFG (Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group) has hired a new banker to head up its DCM team for European financial institutions.
  • P&M Notebook
    What’s happening in Washington DC right now seems bad and dangerous for a bunch of reasons, mostly reasons that GlobalCapital doesn’t claim any expertise in. We are but humble financial scribes, but now the ascendant Republicans are on our turf too.
  • Onshore Chinese investors can now buy into Hong Kong IPOs directly if they are acting as cornerstones investors, following a change in regulation by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (Safe).
  • Power companies were at the forefront of the international market on Monday, with India’s Neerg Energy and Indonesia’s Bukit Makmur Mandiri Utama launching high yield dollar deals.
  • The filing of form S-1, the draft registration statement for the proposed $3bn New York IPO of Snap, the $25bn parent company of messaging app Snapchat, was full of surprises — not all of them good for investors. If anything, it also showed that Hong Kong will, most likely, never be able to compete with the US exchanges when it comes to listing unicorns, writes our columnist Clawback.
  • Rimo International has downsized its long delayed rights issue by almost half to Rph4.1tr ($307.5m), in the latest update to its fundraising.