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  • The introduction of a national banking charter for financial technology companies by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) at the end of last year will not be a big disruptor of the bank partnership model in 2017, said industry sources this week.
  • Foncière des Murs, the French property company controlled by Foncière des Régions, will raise €200m of equity in a rights issue to partly finance its €542m acquisition of a portfolio of 19 Spanish hotels from Merlin Properties.
  • The Basel Committee has agreed to delay a decision on the most controversial aspect of its new capital rules. It promises to catch up ‘in the near future’. But two years into the process, a conclusion looks no closer than at the start.
  • If Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena (MPS) is able to wrangle a recapitalisation that looks more like a bail-out than a bail-in, it will set a precedent for Europe's other weakest banks.
  • The plans of London Stock Exchange Group and Deutsche Börse to pursue a merger of equals received a boost this week, as rival exchange Euronext agreed terms with the LSEG to buy its Paris clearing house business LCH SA in an all cash offer.
  • Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten (BNG) launched the first SSA benchmark of 2017 on Tuesday. While the agency raised €1bn, its success was muted in comparison with the way it opened 2016.
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    Zürcher Kantonal Bank became the first Swissie issuer to print in 2017. The cantonal bank kicked off the new year with a Sfr260m ($253.4m) nine year deal.
  • With yields set to rise and spreads likely to widen, covered bond issuers should waste no time in getting ahead on 2017’s funding plans and doing the more difficult trades first.
  • Bank of Ireland has structured a synthetic securitization to transfer the risk exposure on a pool of €2.9bn business banking and corporate loan assets to a small group of international investors.
  • Renault Credit International Banque, the finance subsidiary of Renault, became the first corporate bond issuer of 2017 on Tuesday, slipping through the year’s earliest possible window to issue in euros.
  • German kitchen furniture maker Alno AG started the year with improving earnings data and a big new investor, private equity firm Tahoe, but analysts and bondholders remain unconvinced by the credit.
  • It was a record breaking year for investment grade corporate bond issuance in 2016, both in overall volumes and individual deal sizes. Not only was a diverse base of issuers able to access the euro market, many were also able to do so in size and at attractive prices, in large part due to the ECB and its accommodative policies, with investors comfortable buying multi-tranche jumbo deals from both domestic and US borrowers.