 
                                                                                In today's Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: Intrum, Liberty Global, Iliad, International Personal Finance, Nissan Motor, Borr Drilling, Seche Environnement, Adler Pelzer, Ontex, Nomad Foods (Iglo), Paragon, Boparan, Ineos Quattro
 
                                            ING Group 2025 SREP process completed ING Group 2025 SREP process completed ING Group has been notified by the European Central Bank (ECB) decision on the 2025 Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process (SREP), based on which it has taken a decision on ING’s prudential requirements, including capital requirements for 2026. According to the ECB’s SREP decision, the Pillar 2 additional own funds requirement (P2R) will increase by 5 bps, from 165 bps to 170 bps, and will be applicable from 1 January 2026. As a result, ING Group’s fully loaded CET1 requirement increases by 3 bps. Including a r...
 
                                                                                This morning Arcadis reported numbers (as written in our FRN) which were at P&L level roughly inline with our forecasts but below consensus. FCF was weak at €80m down from €134m in 4Q25 linked to timing of billing milestones and issues linked with the implementation of Oracle at the 2023 IBI acquisition. Before opening we downgraded to Hold (from Accumulate) as the stock rallied considerably since the announcement of a €175m SBB early October. On top we saw no room for outperformance on our numb...
 
                                                                                Avolta: Q3 sales and EBITDA came in a shade below expectations, but cash generation exceeded expectations. Faster growth rate in North America in October.|Constellium: Results ahead of expectations, good Q4 expected, and guidance upgraded once again|Eramet : Q3 25 revenue lower than expected|Finnair: Guidance range tightened downwards amid higher costs and weaker demand|
 
                                                                                Avolta : un T3 un peu en-dessous des attentes sur le CA et l’Ebitda mais meilleure sur la génération de cash. Accélération de la croissance en octobre en Amérique du Nord.|Constellium: Results ahead of expectations, good Q4 expected, and guidance upgraded once again|Eramet : CA T3 25 plus faible que prévu|Finnair: Guidance range tightened downwards amid higher costs and weaker demand|
 
                                                                                AB InBev: The interim is back. Arcadis: Slow return to organic growth, FCF disappoints. Ayvens: Keeping its promise. dsm-firmenich: Waiting for Godot. D'Ieteren: Boyd prelim 3Q25, $1.3bn M&A deal, NYSE listing, $780m capital increase. Flow Traders: Down but not out. Ontex: FY25F guidance confirmed despite a modestly softer 3Q25. Recticel: Weak 3Q25 but comforting outlook. Shell plc: Solid story with cash continuing to come in strongly. TKH Group: Preview - subsea remains in foc...
 
                                                                                argenx' 3Q25 numbers came in solid with Vyvgart sales of $ 1.13b, delivering another beat (approx. 6.8%) on company compiled CSS ($ 1,054.8m). Product revenue consensus for FY25 currently stands at $ 3.93b, which is well within reach as PFS continues to contribute to the launch momentum. argenx reached operating profitability for the 5th consecutive quarter despite a 40% increase in opex. ACCUMULATE maintained.
 
    
 
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