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  • Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation has established its $10bn covered bond programme, and with a top rating from both Moody’s and Fitch, it is only a matter of time before the bank issues its first covered bond.
  • BNP Paribas served up its first green bond for Thanksgiving on Thursday, as Arion Bank joined the mini feast to price its longest dated issue.
  • Market participants are expecting tense discussions after Belize’s government said it would look to restructure its 2038 “super” bond even though there is some debate as to whether a restructuring is really necessary.
  • James Garvey, who runs the capital markets businesses at Lloyds, will take over the trading side as well, as the bank's existing head of financial markets, Richard Moore, plans to leave the firm next year.
  • Four banks will lead the financing for the €533m acquisition of Romanian retail chain Profi, the largest private equity acquisition ever in Romania.
  • Tsinghua Unigroup made its debut in the loan market with a $300m facility this week. The early signs for the deal are positive, thanks to the sector’s sunny outlook. More business from Chinese firms in the IT equipment industry is expected as they need capital to cater to the growing demand for their products and for investments overseas. Shruti Chaturvedi reports.
  • HSBC's Bryan Pascoe, former head of DCM and more recently group treasurer, has switched jobs at the bank to become global head of client coverage in its commercial banking division.
  • Gazprom showed up in the Swiss franc bond market on Wednesday attracting enough Russian buyers to help it pay its lowest ever coupon in the currency. The energy company gathered a wide variety of investors, from Switzerland and Russia, retail and institutions, for the deal.
  • Veteran bonds bankers Paul Au and Patrick Liu have left UBS, with the bank also seeing changes in its credit distribution department in Asia Pacific.
  • The Mongolian sovereign has been dealt a blow after Moody’s downgraded its rating last Friday, followed by Fitch on Tuesday.
  • In the spirit of Thanksgiving, I met with an old pal down at the American Bar this week for some mulled wine and holiday cheer.
  • Export-Import Bank of China hit the debt market on Wednesday, bagging €2bn (US$2.1bn) in the largest euro deal from a Chinese borrower to date. While DCM bankers say that there’s little opportunity for arbitrage, Chexim benefited by reaching new investors. Morgan Davis reports.