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  • Corporate bond market participants reacted to European Central Bank president Mario Draghi’s monetary policy announcements with steadiness on Thursday but there was still caution over making a decisive verdict on the full implications of the bank’s decision.
  • The covered bond market remained in good shape in the immediate aftermath of the European Central Bank’s policy meeting on Thursday. Even though it had signalled an intention to reduce the amount of monthly purchases next year, peripheral bonds were tighter on the day.
  • The identity of the bank arranging a loan to fund the privatisation of Russian oil company Rosneft has loans bankers in Europe baffled, which suggests domestic lenders will provide the funding.
  • US data centre firm Equinix launched a €500m seven year term loan ‘B’ at bank meetings this week, following its announcement of plans to acquire a portfolio of data centres from Verizon for $3.6bn.
  • UBS is exploring opportunities in 'asset-side projects', GlobalCapital understands, though it won't be relaunching its cash ABS franchise. It has brought Rob Baston, who once structured ABS and bank capital at the bank, back as a senior adviser to work on specific private projects for the firm.
  • Crédit Agricole Financements sold a private Sfr214m ($212.2m) RMBS deal backed by Swiss residential mortgages. RMBS issuance is vanishingly rare in the Swiss market — and this trade is unlikely to open the floodgates.
  • The non-performing loan securitization at the heart of Monte dei Paschi di Siena’s rescue package could pay out fees of €2.72bn — including €1bn of servicing commission and a €710m legal bill. The bank has also revealed details of the planned issue’s structure, and the spread it hopes to achieve on the senior notes. Owen Sanderson reports.
  • Lloyds has become the third UK bank to soak up strong demand for holding company level senior debt in the Samurai market this year, though the lack of clarity around risk-weightings continues to limit bank treasury involvement.
  • Apollo-owned French glass maker Verallia launched a €1.375bn term loan refinancing with a lender call on Thursday afternoon, its first deal since its failed €500m pay-if-you-can dividend recap offering in October.
  • Latin American bond bankers believe that Tuesday’s triple tranche bond issue from Pemex is likely to have been the last cross-border deal of the year from the region, even though the bonds provided further encouraging signs with a strong aftermarket performance.
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    The long saga of Rosneft’s privatisation ended on Wednesday evening with a surprise announcement by the Russian government of the sale of a 19.5% stake in the oil giant to Glencore and the Qatar Investment Authority.
  • The UK Debt Management Office has picked a conventional Gilt with a tenor in the 40 year area for a syndication it added to its 2016-17 funding programme after November’s autumn statement.