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  • The sterling high yield bond market on Thursday sent a message of confidence to issuers as UK telecoms firm TalkTalk increased its £300m unsecured bond on the back of heavy demand.
  • Calum Macphail has joined Legal & General Investment Management as its head of corporate private credit, three months after leaving M&G Investments.
  • Barratt Developments, the UK home builder, has lengthened the tenor of a revolving credit facility by two years.
  • European investment banks are running out of excuses. The legacy issues that have dogged them since 2008 are finally coming to an end, meaning they can now devote all their energies to fighting back against their US rivals, which have gained a bigger slice of the European investment banking pie in each of the past five years. Failure to do so will trigger far-reaching questions about whether the decline can be arrested. By David Rothnie.
  • Norwegian covered bonds could be in line for a ratings bump following implementation of the Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive (BRRD) said Standard and Poor’s. Separately, tighter Norwegian mortgage lending criteria should dampen house price inflation but it still remains unsustainably high, said Fitch.
  • Two KKR backed firms have brought the first European leveraged loan market repricings of the year, picking up on a trend that is already in full swing in the US this year.
  • Bank of Cyprus raised £250m in its first new-style tier two transaction on Thursday, showing the market was ready to receive further capital trades before blackouts set in.
  • M&A in Asia has started on a strong note this year, with the first big financing — for McDonald’s China’s $2.08bn acquisition by Citic and Carlyle — under way. While details of the syndicated loan are limited at this stage, the transaction has already gathered plenty of attention from bankers, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
  • The first two weeks of January have not brought the surge of new issuance that many expected, but the response to bonds so far shows that investors have grown surer of themselves compared to the end of 2016. Market watchers are now hopeful that Chinese New Year will mark the real start for deals, with February expected to bring roaring trade. Morgan Davis and Addison Gong report.
  • Details on pricing have emerged on CT Corp company Trans Retail Indonesia’s $575m five year loan, which is expected to be pre-funded by seven lenders shortly.
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    BayernLB was set to issue its first sterling public sector Pfandbrief on Thursday with the latest order book update suggesting it had made good headway by paying a super attractive spread.
  • UniCredit said on Thursday that complications around the bank’s planned €13bn capital increase could jeopardise its ability to pay additional tier one (AT1) coupons.