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    Equity
    Derivs traders focus on FIG as Italy ref and ECB crush volatility
    Options trading picked up this week as the Italian referendum and European Central Bank meeting drove markets. But with few obvious catalysts for upset left in 2016 after these events, the focus is turning to the financials sector as the year’s last bastion of volatility.
    Dan Alderson, December 08, 2016
  • Greenyard
    Equity-Linked
    Fruit and veg firm Greenyard cuts debt cost via €125m CB
    Greenyard, the Belgian fruit and vegetable producer, priced a €125m convertible bond on Thursday as part of a wider refinancing package to save it more than €15m a year of funding costs.
    Aidan Gregory, December 08, 2016
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    People News
    Allianz makes further strides into global investment space
    Allianz announced plans to integrate other teams into its global private debt platform on Thursday. Two Allianz investment teams will join the Allianz Global Investors private debt group in January.
    Silas Brown, December 08, 2016
  • Oil
    Emerging Market Loans
    Rosneft loan thought to bypass syndication in European market
    Plans for a loan to fund the €10.5bn purchase of a 19.5% stake in Russian oil company Rosneft by a consortium of Glencore and the Qatar Investment Authority, announced on Thursday, have left loans bankers in Europe baffled. It is not clear whether it will be syndicated or supplied by only one lender, and there are suggestions that domestic Russian lenders could provide the funding.
    Elly Whittaker, December 08, 2016
  • European Parliament Brussels
    Securitization People and Markets
    Politicians deal body blow to European ABS
    The European securitization industry’s attempt to soften the regulatory treatment of “simple, transparent and standardised” (STS) asset-backed securities was dealt a significant setback by a hawkish European Parliament on Thursday.
    David Bell, December 08, 2016
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    Asia
    Investors blocked on climate finance by lack of opportunities
    More than half of a global group of 276 investors surveyed by HSBC have a strategy for reducing the environmental impact of their activities — but 74% of them encounter barriers to increasing their low carbon financing, mainly a lack of credible investment opportunities.
    Jon Hay, December 08, 2016
  • Covered Bonds
    Free covered bond funding windows to get critical
    Global political upheaval and rising dollar interest rates are likely to make 2017 a year of brief issuance windows in covered bonds. GlobalCapital gauged the views of a number of funding heads and senior bankers on their approach to the market for the year ahead.
    Bill Thornhill, December 08, 2016
  • Covered Bonds
    Deutsche Spain keeps to its covered commitment
    Deutsche Bank’s Spanish subsidiary kept its commitment to issue around €2bn of Cédulas a year and on Wednesday launched a well-oversubscribed €1bn five year, even though the cost was much higher than the European Central Bank’s Targeted Long Term Refinancing Operation.
    Bill Thornhill, December 08, 2016
  • Covered Bonds
    Covereds too varied for special treatment
    There is too much diversity in covered bond legal and supervisory frameworks to justify special regulatory treatment of all regimes and programmes, said Christian Moor, a policy adviser with the European Banking Authority, at the AFME and VDP covered bond conference in Berlin.
    Bill Thornhill, December 08, 2016
  • Emerging Market Loans
    Loans, news in brief — December 8, 2016
    Axalta — Ezdan — Sharjah — Saudi British Bank
    Elly Whittaker, December 08, 2016
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    Corporate Bonds
    PfP accelerates deal in buoyant mart
    UK housing company Places for People (PfP) sped its sterling offering towards a Friday close with an impressive book this week, while the London Stock Exchange’s Order book for Retail Bonds (ORB) has signalled it is ready for more action early next year.
    Victor Jimenez, December 08, 2016
  • Sovereigns
    ECB puts SSA market in a spin with APP changes
    The European Central Bank announced a series of tweaks to its asset purchase programme on Thursday, sparking disjointed market moves as investors and traders tried to discern whether the central bank’s move had disappointed or not.
    Craig McGlashan, December 08, 2016
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