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  • Crédit Agricole is selling €47.5m of second loss synthetic ABS notes, to achieve balance sheet relief on a €1bn portfolio of European corporate loans.
  • Morrison Utility Services is to launch this week loans backing the first UK leveraged buyout since Britain’s vote to leave the EU, according to a banker with knowledge of the deal.
  • Human resources company Randstad will draw down on its existing credit facilities to fund its acquisition of Monster Worldwide, a recruitment service connecting employers and potential employees. The $429m merger could mark the end of a highly acquisitive period for the Dutch group, as the company vowed to limit further M&A spending.
  • Key private equity players have their pools of cash ready to deploy when business valuations drop — yet Standard & Poor’s Global believes that even then, sponsor-led LBOs will be scarce.
  • Autumn is approaching swiftly and, along with falling leaves and lengthening nights, it will bring US money market fund reform. But banks don't seem ready.
  • National Bank of Greece has landed the first securitization of loans made to Greek small and medium companies since 2007, part of a strategic plan to diversify the bank’s funding and reduce its dependence on emergency liquidity from the Eurosystem.
  • Landesbank Hessen-Thüringen (Helaba) is expected to price the third dollar Pfandbrief of the year at the tight end of guidance and inside the level it could have achieved in euros.
  • A lingering aversion to negative yielding covered bonds has caused a slight spread inversion in the Pfandbrief curve and caused supply to move longer. And with concerns over a potential repricing of the market mounting, higher yielding non-Eurozone bonds should offer the least execution risk.
  • Erste Bank announced the redemption of three legacy tier ones this week, with the Austrian lender possibly set to follow Royal Bank of Scotland into the additional tier one (AT1) market this summer.
  • Nigeria sent out a request for proposals on Monday for a $1bn bond and has asked for responses by September 19.
  • The usage of renminbi in Africa has long been talked up given China’s status as the continent’s largest trading partner. Developments over the past couple of years have been slow, however, though there are now signs of activity with several African nations visiting Hong Kong in November to learn more about RMB reserves management.
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    A third Turkish bank has returned to the MTN market, joining Vakifbank and Yapi Kredi with a short dated private placement as prices approach the levels they held before the failed military coup on July 15.