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Eurohypo Lux programme to add flexibility

  • 03 Aug 2001
Europäische Hypothekenbank SA Luxembourg (Eurohypo) will seek to broaden its funding base after launching a Eu5bn multi-currency debt issuance programme (DIP) last Friday (July 27) which caters for both secured and unsecured debt. Deutsche Bank arranged the programme, which includes as dealers ABN Amro, Barclays Capital, CDC IXIS, ...

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