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  • Credit Suisse returned to the sterling market for holding company level senior funding on Monday, following an unexpected return to profitability in its recent financial results.
  • The overall health of the European Union’s banking system has improved in the last two years, but the banks that were weak in the 2014 European Banking Authority stress tests are still limping behind the rest.
  • The Saudi British Bank (SABB) is syndicating a rare dollar loan co-ordinated by its 40% owner, HSBC. The loan is for $400m, one banker said.
  • FIG
    Monte dei Paschi di Siena’s last minute non-performing loan fix could bolster spreads on outstanding debt, at the expense of shareholders, while avoiding any bail-in of bondholders.
  • Ghana is on the road this week for its first standalone bond since 2014. The government will use the new issue to buy back its $500m 2017s as part of its push towards "smart" debt management. In a market where yield is king, bankers expect the deal to go well, despite concerns about the country's widening budget deficit.
  • China Mengniu Dairy has returned to the loan market for a $200m fundraising, two years after its offshore debut.
  • The budding Chinese non-performing loans securitization market recorded its fourth transaction in little more than two months with Agricultural Bank of China (ABC) completing a Rmb3.06bn ($462m) offering — the largest on record since the asset class restarted this year.
  • Samsung Heavy Industries Co could be mulling a rights issue to raise as much as W1.7tr ($1.5bn) by the end of this month or early September, after posting higher than expected operating losses.
  • P&M Notebook
    After what feels like forever, investment banks are starting to report numbers that look a little less dreadful. Except Deutsche Bank, obviously.
  • Deutsche Bank has appointed Orlando Faulks as head of corporate finance for Japan starting November, when Ken Kawashima returns to his old position.
  • Singapore’s Ascendas Real Estate Investment Trust has launched an accelerated bookbuild of new units worth up to S$155m ($114m) to fund acquisitions in Australia and for its local projects.
  • The Ranger is threatening to oust an unidentified banker unless he buys champagne. Meanwhile, most of the rest of the market is on holiday.