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  • Despite having bagged some of the biggest returns in the capital markets last year, European high yield fund managers are entering 2017 with unease as they survey central bank activity and potential political mishaps.
  • Commonwealth Bank of Australia swept up remaining demand in the now saturated five year sterling covered bond market on Thursday, while Deutsche Pfandbriefbank (PBB) got a fair reception for the first three year floating rate covered bond of the year.
  • Power generation company Genneia looks set to become the first Argentine company to debut in bond markets this year as DCM bankers predict a slew of new corporate issuers from the country in 2017.
  • Brazilian corporates Fibria Celulose and Raizen are looking to sell dollar bonds this month as bankers say issuances volumes from Latin America’s largest economy will continue to recover in 2017.
  • Coventry Building Society received a strong reception for the first euro-denominated covered bond from a UK issuer since the UK referendum to leave the European Union. Despite cheaper funding alternatives, the deal demonstrated Coventry’s strategic commitment to the euro market.
  • GlobalCapital is saddened to report that Romain Etienne, a FIG syndicate banker at Morgan Stanley, died suddenly this week. We would like to pass on our condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues.
  • Central American sovereign Honduras will begin meeting fixed income investors on Friday ahead a potential 10 year dollar bond.
  • The ECB’s review of bank internal models, dubbed TRIM, looks set to swell bank balance sheets in the year ahead — partially removing any benefit European firms get from a delay of the Basel Committee’s new credit risk rules.
  • Société Générale became the third French bank to dip into dollars for senior non-preferred debt this week, with investors appearing hungry for the new product.
  • Allianz pleased investors by selling a new dated tier two in the euro market on Thursday, as the German insurer looked to replace an undated subordinated bond it plans to call in February.
  • Asia’s equity capital market got away to a modest start to the year, with multiple share sales planned across the region for January alone. As ever, issuers will try to bring fundraisings as early as possible, even if that means squeezing into a tight window between now and Chinese New Year. John Loh and Jonathan Breen report.
  • Bharat PetroResources has become the first Indian issuer to set out plans for a dollar outing this year, with roadshows due to wrap up early next week. With the Chinese New Year holidays expected to keep many mainland issuers at bay, DCM bankers said Indian firms will make up some of the shortfall. Morgan Davis and Addison Gong report.