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  • A summer rally in the European CLO market is driving asset managers from both sides of the Atlantic to start laying the groundwork for pitching debut deals to investors on the continent.
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    Demand for subordinated debt in dollars has been unrelenting this summer, and has shown few signs of fading. As Europe’s banks look ahead to a busy September in the euro market, there is more than enough motivation for issuers to give dollars one last hurrah, writes Tyler Davies.
  • Declining primary supply, an increase in buy-and-hold investors and the retreat of dealers has turned the European securitization secondary market into a difficult, illiquid place to trade. But investors are becoming increasingly frustrated even with the dealers that remain in the business.
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  • The cost of primary dealerships is a constant source of trouble for banks, and following several high profile departures from European dealerships, GlobalCapital dug into the data to examine how performance in primary dealerships matches up with the wider world of DCM.
  • CME Group has reported the first trading of its US dollar Malaysian crude palm oil futures contracts it launched last month.
  • National Bank of Abu Dhabi (NBAD) is preparing to issue the first green bond from the Middle East, marking an important step in the development of sustainable bond issuance from the region, even if follow up issuance will be slow to materialise, writes Virginia Furness.
  • The International Swaps and Derivatives Association and PricewaterhouseCoopers were among those wading in with suggestions this week as regulators sought consultation on how best to install a framework to resolve failing central counterparties (CCPs).
  • JPM hands syndicate head new role - Deutsche fills ABS syndicate gap - ING makes double hire in ECM
  • Deutsche Börse has completed the share exchange offer for its planned London Stock Exchange merger with a final acceptance ratio of 89.04%, far in excess of the required threshold despite a shaky start.
  • Interest in exotic sports and a streak of nationalism are burgeoning in the MTN market as Olympics fever takes hold.
  • trueEX, a New York based interest rate swap trading platform, has begun providing execution of Brazilian real swaps cleared at CME Group.