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  • Investor AB, a Swedish industrial holding company, has signed a new five year plus one plus one revolving credit facility for a capped size of Skr10bn ($1.13bn).
  • Spanish and French covered bonds were well supported on Monday with further buying reported following demand seen last week. With only one Spanish Cédulas seen so far this year, the market should be receptive to more supply.
  • LBBW has mandated leads for its first dollar covered bond benchmark of the year. The public sector-backed Reg S transaction is expected to be launched in the near future.
  • Discount retailer B&M will launch on Tuesday its £250m debut high yield bond in a so far ‘hard Brexit’-proof sterling market — but some investors are already warning about a potential glut of supply.
  • CEE
    Russian Eurobond volumes will be higher in 2017 as corporate borrowers rush to take advantage of strong investor demand amid expectations that the US will soften its stance on sanctions towards Russia, say Russian bankers.
  • Deutsche Pfandbriefbank raised €500m of new funding on Monday as the FIG primary market made a quiet start to the week, but bankers contemplated whether visits from US banks could boost volumes during the height of reporting season.
  • P&M Notebook
    Much attention this week was focused on politics, again. UK prime minister Theresa May’s speech, offered some measure of Brexit clarity, and all watched for figurative fireworks at Donald Trump's inauguration as US president on Friday. But there were a few hints about the future of investment banking smuggled in with all the geopolitics.
  • Akbank is set to provide the loan market’s first gauge this year of appetite for Turkish risk, with the bank said to have opened talks with lenders about the first of its two annual refinancings.
  • Hong Kong’s stock exchange has rejected Chengdu Xingrong Environment Co’s application to list in the city, according to an announcement from the Shenzhen-listed company.
  • Sinosteel International Holding has approached the loan market for a $120m two year deal. The money is to refinance a loan from 2014, which falls due next month.
  • ING Life Korea is planning to raise $1bn from an IPO in 2017, according to a source familiar with the matter.
  • Hong Kong Airlines was among the many borrowers that squeezed through a narrow issuance window last week before Chinese New Year. Its first senior perpetual, which has been sometime in the making, soared with strong private bank demand.