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  • Cable company Com Hem has been sounding investors since Wednesday for a new issue in Swedish krona to redeem its old Skr2.5bn bonds due 2019, adding Swedish momentum to the Nordic corporate high yield bond market.
  • Croatian food and drinks maker Agrokor has refinanced €340m of loans from VTB Bank, marking the end of a €840m loan refinancing programme.
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    Crédit Agricole Consumer Finance’s Italian subsidiary Agos Ducato is looking to tap into strong demand for peripheral credit to land its second consumer ABS deal of the year.
  • Addressing the nation on television in November 1967, British prime minister Harold Wilson announced the devaluation of the pound and famously declared that "it does not mean that the pound here in Britain, in your pocket, has been devalued."
  • The US presidential election drove the Asian fixed income market to a near standstill this week and for most borrowers, Donald Trump’s victory has likely stalled plans for upcoming issuance. But Chinese property developers and local government financing vehicles, some of the names most desperate for funds, may keep the market moving for the rest of the year. Morgan Davis reports.
  • Southeast Asian companies have provided plenty of M&A financing opportunities to banks this year, partly making up for the disappointing corporate loan volumes from the region. Large firms in the region are still flush with cash, giving loans bankers hope that event-driven activity will continue next year, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
  • Asia’s equity capital markets recovered quickly in the wake of Donald Trump winning the White House, with most of the indices regaining their losses in Thursday’s trading. Primary issuance also took off, with some keen issuers pulling the trigger on their IPOs. Jonathan Breen reports.
  • Private equity firm Permira has made a “significant” investment in corporate services provider Alter Domus, which counts nine of the largest 10 PE firms worldwide among its clients.
  • The Swiss bank’s investment in its M&A business is targeting both ends of the deal spectrum, writes David Rothnie.
  • Sp Mortgage Bank, which is the central bank for Finnish savings banks, has mandated joint leads for a European roadshow to market its first covered bond.
  • Volatility has crept up in emerging markets as bonds across the asset class sold off again on Thursday, as they had in the immediate aftermath of the US election results, despite a recovery later on Wednesday.
  • Lat Am bond market participants held varying views on just how bad the market reaction to Donald Trump’s victory in the US elections had been on Wednesday, but most agreed that issuance plans across the region would be on hold for a while as debt prices tumbled.