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  • CEE
    Just over a month has passed since the attempted coup in Turkey. With a backlog of issuance from the country sitting in the pipeline, GlobalCapital discussed the investment case with four London-based fund managers.
  • SSA
    Abundant oil reserves transform a country’s economy. The results are not always positive — some sovereigns suffer from the “Dutch Disease”, which inhibits exports of non-oil goods through an appreciation in the real exchange rate. But overall natural resources, in particular oil and gas, prove to be a boon for the lucky country’s finances.
  • Blockchain initiatives in financial markets came to the fore this week, with a group of banks teaming up to apply the technology to making payments and settling transactions, while a survey of 25 financial exchanges found that most of them are testing distributed ledger technology.
  • Home Partners of America (HPA) priced its second single family rental (SFR) transaction of the year this week, bolstering what has otherwise been a quiet corner of the US securitization market in 2016.
  • Nordea said that Barclays and JP Morgan, alongside its own investment banking arm Nordea Markets, worked on its landmark €8.4bn synthetic CDO, the bank’s first and the first from the Nordic region.
  • Hemso Fastighets and Galp Gas Natural Distribuiçao on Thursday mandated banks to issue bonds during the first two weeks of September.
  • After reporting two consecutive quarters of year-on-year decreases in capital markets revenue, Royal Bank of Canada delivered a C$635m profit from the division as the bank booked record third quarter results.
  • Fisch Asset management, the boutique asset manager, has made a pair of appointments in its convertible bond team.
  • The State of North Rhine-Westphalia sold on Thursday the longest dated benchmark ever from a German state, in a move which may encourage other Laender to follow suit.
  • The gap to repay a €2.7bn bridge facility that supports HeidelbergCement's purchase of Italcementi is set to close once the former cashes in the sale of its West Virginia factory.
  • Poland became the first European country to issue a Panda bond on Thursday, printing a landmark Rmb3bn ($451m) deal. The depreciating renminbi was not enough to put off foreign investors, while the yield pick-up over other sovereign bonds helped ensure a strong order book. Addison Gong reports.
  • Wanda Commercial Properties Hong Kong has made a rapid return to the syndicated loan market, launching a fresh $500m borrowing barely two months after signing its last facility. Simultaneously, parent Dalian Wanda Group is also understood to be seeking a $700m-$800m club loan, prompting discussions about the company’s appetite for debt. Shruti Chaturvedi reports.