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  • Saudi Arabia's International Company for Water and Power Projects (ACWA Power) has pushed back its bond plans to 2017 after investors asked for more time to “understand the structure fully”. The target coupon, which investors told GlobalCapital was too low, will also be readdressed, according to a lead banker.
  • Residential Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) issuer Renovate America priced its fourth ABS transaction of 2016 at the end of last week, with industry participants saying that the coming year will put the asset class on track to broader acceptance within the ABS market.
  • Banca Monte dei Paschi’s shares climbed 11% on Wednesday, on growing hopes that a way will be found for the Italian state to strengthen its balance sheet, enabling it to achieve a €5bn capital raising demanded by the European Central Bank and avoid a bail-in.
  • Octagon Credit Investors priced its fourth and final deal of the year on Wednesday, as investor appetite shows little sign of abating going into the end of 2016.
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    Cerberus Capital Management will push out another two transactions backed by legacy portfolio acquisitions by the end of the week, while Santander is lining up a full capital stack deal backed by UK auto loans as it targets significant risk transfer.
  • The European Parliament's Economic Affairs committee is set to vote on Thursday on its position on the future European securitization framework. According to a draft compromise seen by GlobalCapital, originators will be asked to keep 'a material net economic interest' in each securitization, equal to at least 10% of the total amount.
  • Any transitional arrangement for Brexit, after the end of the two year Article 50 negotiating period, would only give the two sides time for implementation, not for further talks, according to an MEP involved in the EU's negotiating team.
  • Rallying soybean and corn futures prices have prompted a big improvement in producer sentiment, according to a study.
  • Lee Rochford, the former head of FIG at RBS and more recently, chief financial officer of Virgin Money, has taken over as chief executive of debt purchaser Arrow Global.
  • Serbia has become the latest recipient of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development’s local currency and capital markets initiative, with the borrower printing the first ever publicly listed Serbian dinar bond from a supranational.
  • Having brushed off Sunday’s ‘No’ vote in the Italian referendum, corporate bond players are firmly focused on Thursday’s European Central Bank meeting, and feeling uncertain about its outcome.
  • A plan for the European Stability Mechanism to use matched funding for future disbursements to Greece could dampen the supranational’s funding flexibility and lead to a steepening of its curve, according to analysts.