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Ford heads new year corporate revival, while VW leaves BNPP out in the cold

  • 10 Jan 2003
The auto sector led the revival of the corporate bond market this week. Although Volkswagen (VW) was the first corporate to announce deal plans, it was Ford Motor Credit Corp (FMCC) that managed to execute its issue first. The sector is leading an encouraging charge by corporate issuers, ...

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