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  • Corporates from Hong Kong, China and Singapore were clamouring for investors’ attention on Thursday for their respective offerings.
  • The Republic of Korea is set to be the first Asian sovereign to sell bonds in the New Year, marketing a dollar-denominated 10 year on Thursday morning.
  • Four private sector corporates from Latin America sold dollar denominated bonds this week, although borrower-friendly market conditions were not enough to allow the issuers to get away with more aggressive covenant language.
  • Hyundai Capital America and Consumer Portfolio Services (CPS) each priced private, 144A offerings on Tuesday, while a public deal from Ford is slated to enter the market in the coming week in what has been an otherwise slow start to 2017 primary issuance.
  • The US CLO market is off to a slow start and managers are expecting more of the same through the first quarter of the year, as tightening in the leveraged loans market puts pressure on the economics of issuing new deals.
  • Shares of Engie, the power and gas company, traded solidly on Wednesday and Thursday after the French government's block trade in the stock on Tuesday night won strong demand, enabling the lead managers to increase it by 10% and price above the bottom of the marketed range.
  • Export Development Canada showed on Wednesday that despite some big deals this year in fives, there is still plenty of demand in the three year part of the dollar curve as it took the rare step of increasing a deal from its initial size target. The trade came as a trio of other dollar deals hit screens.
  • Agence Française de Développement made its 2017 debut with a €1.5bn five year on Wednesday, but longer dated euro deals seem to be struggling as European Investment Bank found with a April 2032 tap.
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    A report from the Italian banking association ABI and credit management company Cerved said on Wednesday that growth in bad Italian business loans slowed in 2016, although the southern region showed no sign of improvement.
  • Wrangles over the future of euro interest rate swap clearing after Brexit were revived this week, with both European Central Bank president Mario Draghi and outgoing US Commodity Futures Trading Commission chair Timothy Massad suggesting that the EU should maintain oversight of the UK market. Meanwhile, two London-based executives argued that the UK should extend its EU exit process to five years to avoid losing swaps business to the US.
  • Morgan Stanley is preparing a securitization of legacy assets originated by Lehman Brothers’ former Dutch mortgage lending unit.
  • Portugal took out around a fifth of its funding programme for 2017 on Wednesday, printing a €3bn 10 year deal. Bankers away from the trade said pricing looked a little cheap — but at the same time defended the sovereign’s debt office for playing it safe to win size.