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  • Qander Consumer Finance, a Chenavari-owned Dutch consumer lender, has securitized its entire loan book in a rare Dutch consumer ABS deal.
  • The UK’s Prudential Regulatory Authority has offered the nation’s banks a chance to temporarily free up some capital now used to comply with the leverage ratio requirement.
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    A pair of Turkish banks has returned to the MTN market after a 100bp rally in their secondary levels, marking the first bonds since the failed military coup in Turkey on July 15 and bringing hope that by September, public syndicated bonds may be back on the table.
  • Auto-parts business Adient on Thursday started pricing a $2bn cross-border bond, attracting high demand for a deal that could be the last high yield offering before the European market breaks for the summer.
  • Republic of Ghana postponed its dollar bond issuance on Thursday after pricing moved against the issuer. It will proceed with a $100m buy-back of its 2017s but there is confusion about the outcome of a parliamentary vote on Tuesday.
  • Abu Dhabi investment firm Waha Capital is in the market for a loan, with FGB and HSBC in lead roles, according to two bankers.
  • The list of Norwegian covered bond debuts continues to grow with Moody’s assigning a top rating to OBOS Boligkreditt, the largest housing and real estate developer in Norway. The agency now rates 18 Norwegian covered bond programmes in this nation of five million people.
  • TSB successfully placed its tier two notes with new investors in the secondary market this week, in a deal that seemed to confirm confidence in both UK banks and the sterling market.
  • Despite recording strong year on year increases to net income in the second quarter, UniCredit's corporate and investment bank attracted little attention on Wednesday. Instead new chief executive Jean Pierre Mustier spent time taking questions on the group's plans to raise capital, stress tests and non-performing loans.
  • Hong Kong finally saw the first big typhoon of the summer this week. Naturally it was an anti-climax like every other year, but that did not stop it disrupting the city — although some people fared better than others.
  • Road King Infrastructure’s new $450m three year bond proved widely popular among investors, attracting an order book of about $6.5bn.
  • After a successful outing in the bond market in June this year, India's Samvardhana Motherson Automotive Systems Group returned for a tap on Wednesday, in what bankers described as an opportunistic transaction.