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  • The technical outlook for French covered bonds is likely to support spreads, but this could be undermined by a more precarious political backdrop as elections draw near.
  • Swedish private equity firm EQT has sold German-based healthcare group BSN Medical to SCA, in a deal valuing the firm at €2.74bn, following Onex’s announced acquisition of Parkdean Holidays for £1.35bn.
  • The European Investment Bank will have a funding target of €60bn for 2017, exactly in line with its goal for this year. The figure comes despite EIB having €56.1bn of redemptions next year, down from €65.7bn in 2016.
  • France will aim for the long end of the curve with its first ever green bond, which it plans to syndicate in 2017.
  • Brazilian telecoms giant Oi said on Monday morning that it would “carefully analyse” a restructuring proposal by bondholders after meeting Moelis, which is representing creditors, and a potential new investor on Friday.
  • YPF, the Argentine state-owned oil and gas company, could return to bond markets next year after a busy 2016.
  • UniCredit’s recent privately placed additional tier one outperformed the FIG secondary market on Monday, as analysts eyed a positive year for the asset class in 2017.
  • Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena has re-opened its debt-for-equity swap and launched a share sale of up to €5bn, as it forces a final push to avoid a bail-in.
  • CEE
    Russia’s Alfa-Bank is planning a tap of its additional tier one securities and will open books on Tuesday this week, according to the leads. As the deal was sold mostly to Russian domestic investors, there are not the usual concerns about pre-Christmas liquidity.
  • P&M Notebook
    Few banks have been knocked about like RBS — or, since the beginning of the month, ‘NatWest Markets’. So for the beaten up British firm to be making statement hires again is a surprise indeed.
  • CEE
    Ukraine’s government on Monday nationalised troubled lender Privatbank, but questions are as yet unanswered for holders of outstanding Eurobonds which are expected to be bailed-in, according to frontier markets investment firm Exotix.
  • Turkish participation bank Turkiye Finans (TFKB) has agreed a $180m Islamic club loan with similar pricing to its loans in recent years, despite sector-wide downgrades for Turkish banks after a turbulent year in the country in 2016.