Cuspy Marks & Spencer bags a £2bn book

Alex Radford

July 03, 2019 05:45 pm

BMWlogo_pa_230x152 — 17 June 2019, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Stuttgart: A BMW i3 from DriveNow (l) and a Smart Fortwo from Car2Go are on display in a current exhibition at the Mercedes-Benz Museum. Car2Go and DriveNow will be merged under the new car sharing fleet name Share Now. Photo: Fabian Sommer/dpa | Fabian Sommer/DPA/PA Images

An undersupplied sterling bond market was on Wednesday given two new corporate deals to chew on: a £350m three year from carmaker BMW and a £250m no-grow eight year from UK retailer Marks & Spencer. Abertis Infraestructuras, the Spanish roll road operator, also offered a €1.3bn six and 10 year deal.

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