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  • European investment grade corporate bond issuance has wound down ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee meeting, but supply has been dwindling for about a week already.
  • Spanish online travel agency eDreams increased the size of its bond to €435m on Tuesday, a deal which investors struggled to find comparables for.
  • Robert Louis Genillard, who died on September 18 at the age of 87, was one of the most visionary pioneers of the post-war international capital markets. In the 1950s he played a leading role in developing the emerging market of its day, Venezuela, and at the end of the 20th century had a successful second career as an industrialist. But it was for his critical role in developing the Eurobond market in the 1960s and 1970s that he will be best remembered.
  • Moody's will review the UK's credit rating on Friday. While the Brexit vote prompted Moody’s to change its outlook for the UK’s Aa1 credit rating to negative, Moody’s representatives have said the UK could regain credit stability if it commits to keeping its debt to GDP ratio in check.
  • CLO spreads offer excess returns compared to the underlying assets and other credit markets because of the “perceived” rather than actual complexity and illiquidity of the market, heard LevInvest attendees in Barcelona on Wednesday.
  • Tessi, the French payment processing firm, has allocated its €276m deal after marketing began in June.
  • Telxius, the telecoms infrastructure division of Telefonica, has signed a €190m with the 10 banks which are arrangin its IPO, for which books opened yesterday.
  • After a long supply hiatus a number of other Austrian issuers are likely to be considering a deal, following RLB Oberösterreich’s success on Tuesday. Last September, three Austrian issuers came to market in short succession.
  • Santander Consumer Bank launched a €500m three year senior transaction on Wednesday, finding strong demand in the short end of the curve despite opening books just ahead of a hotly anticipated US Federal Reserve meeting.
  • National Australia Bank and Credit Suisse have both received the approval of investors to change terms of their existing covered bonds.
  • The European Central Bank has announced that it plans to start consultations on introducing official guidelines for the leveraged loan market, similar to those implemented in the US in 2013.
  • Brazilian cement company Votorantim Cimentos (VotoCim) will begin meeting fixed income investors on Thursday ahead of a potential bond issue that would be used to buy back up to two existing euro-denominated notes.