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  • The decision of the US Federal Reserve to leave interest rates unchanged means that conditions for ABS and broader fixed income markets are likely to remain stable for the rest of the year, but Fed chair Janet Yellen has laid groundwork for future hikes.
  • UK-listed Shire Pharmaceuticals and France’s Air Liquide led the Yankee charge into the dollar market this week with long awaited M&A financing deals that investors welcomed with open arms.
  • National Bank of Canada (NBC), rarely seen in the covered bond market, issued a seven year deal on Thursday and although it offered virtually no concession, it was highly subscribed.
  • The Bank of Queensland’s (BoQ) upcoming conditional pass through (CPT) covered bond, the first CPT from an Australian issuer, will mark a major step in the use of the structure, with cross-currency swaps used for the first time.
  • CEE
    With clearing concerns behind it, Russia’s $1.25bn tap of its 2026s bonds was met with massive demand on Thursday — the book was reported to be over $6bn — but some say a moral dilemma remains.
  • David Morland of MUFG fame may have inadvertently sparked some diplomatic tensions on his desk this week.
  • RLB Oberösterreich issued its first covered bond benchmark this week attracting the widest ever audience for any Austrian covered bond issuer, burying lingering concerns over long term fallout from Heta.
  • SSA
    A handful of deals could hit the euro market for public sector borrowers next week, with the seven year part of the curve looking particularly attractive — the latest evidence for which was a KfW trade this week.
  • The roll of iTraxx credit indices this week, coupled with a monthly credit options expiry, prompted a burst of trading activity and brought some surprises — with Crossover trading going against expectations and volatility traders entering into unusually long-dated expiries.
  • Telxius — Tessi — Isbank
  • Steve Eisman, portrayed as a crusading hedge fund portfolio manager in Michael Lewis’s financial crisis saga The Big Short, had some choice words for ABS East attendees upset about tight financial regulation in the wake of the 2008 crisis on day one of the conference.
  • Blockchain came sharply into focus this week for the derivatives market, as industry bodies warned on both the need for such technology and to regulate its use. Meanwhile, firms rolled out a range of new initiatives to address the market’s mounting challenges around margin and settlements.