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  • CEE
    Agribusiness Kernel proved the right credit to bring Ukrainian corporates in from the cold on Tuesday. After a rough ride of corporate restructurings, the inaugural issuer was able to garner the confidence and trust of investors to print $500m.
  • Egypt scored $4bn with its well timed, tightly priced dollar bond on Tuesday. The success of the deal was a function of both the strength of the market and the positive steps the Egyptian government has taken under its deal with the IMF.
  • Westpac extended its sterling curve out to eight years on Wednesday, giving UK investors a rare chance to snap up Australian bank senior debt.
  • A red hot January market for public sector borrowers looks set to run to the end of the month, with issuers large and small cramming into the available spots in the euro and dollar curves.
  • The Investment Corporation of Dubai (ICD) is on course to become the first borrower to issue in sukuk format this year after emerging with pricing for a 10 year dollar note.
  • Emerging market investors, starved of paper so far this year, have suddenly been flooded with interesting credits, and as Egypt’s blowout trade shows, they were ready for it.
  • UniCredit has appointed a new global head of financial institutions group as it looks to bolster the sector’s importance within its corporate and investment banking division.
  • CEE
    Polyus Gold is plotting a rapid return to the Eurobond market following its successful outing in October last year.
  • Corporate bond issuers are still coming to the euro market, but at a slower pace than in the past fortnight — perhaps a good thing, as signs of indigestion began to creep into the secondary market last week, and some new issues traded weakly.
  • FIG
    FIG investors can expect the first round of post-earnings announcement deals in forthcoming sessions, though they have not been left wanting even at the height of blackout season.
  • In a relatively quiet week for live equity deals, Novartis, one of Europe’s largest pharmaceutical companies, has said it is considering an IPO or spin-off of its eye care division, and a real estate investment trust announced the year’s first London IPO of significant size.
  • Werner Hoyer, president of the European Investment Bank, expressed on Tuesday his hopes that the bank could keep a strong relationship with the UK after it withdraws from the EU.