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  • The European Investment Bank (EIB) asked the EU Commission to keep its exemption from EU banking regulation, in a letter sent on January 12.
  • Electricité de France returned to the yen bond market in style last Friday, as it printed a four-tranche deal that included the longest ever Samurai note and the market’s first green bonds.
  • Andy Jones, the chief executive of Asia Pacific for Barclays, is returning to London after more than 10 years in the region.
  • MUFG this week issued its first euro denominated holdco bond from an MTN programme set up for the purpose, as it bids to diversify its sources of total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) eligible funding.
  • Africa Finance Corp (AFC) made its sukuk market debut on Tuesday with a well-received $150m private placement.
  • CEE
    Russian supply returned to the eurobond markets this week with a hugely successful debut deal from aluminium producer Rusal and the promise of further dollar supply from Polyus Gold.
  • The European Union this week added to the sense that global derivatives market regulation is set for a shake-up, with the European Securities and Market Authority calling for changes to “third country” central counterparty treatment and for a softer stance on how some market participants adhere to clearing rules.
  • Egypt scored $4bn with a well-timed, tightly priced dollar bond on Tuesday. The deal is Egypt’s first since a $12bn IMF extended fund facility was approved in November and is a huge vote of confidence for Egypt’s improving investment story.
  • CEE
    After a raft of highly rated sovereigns, two single-B rated borrowers appeared this week to offer the first opportunity to buy true emerging market credit from the CEEMEA region this year. One deal was a record for its type while the other reopened a market dormant for years. Virginia Furness reports.
  • AlzChem, the German speciality chemicals maker, has set the terms for the first Frankfurt IPO of 2017.
  • The non-prime mortgage market is on track to grow in 2017, with the number of issuers in the sector potentially set to double, according to rating agency officials and RMBS market sources.
  • The Principality of Asturias has become the latest Spanish region to issue bonds, rather than accepting loans from Spain's regional liquidity fund, the FLA.