BNP Paribas
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Anheuser-Busch InBev, the Belgian-US brewer, showed how well Europe’s corporate bond market has recovered since Easter — and the apparent change in the market’s depth in the past year — by issuing a €3bn bond on Monday that found very strong demand. -
Orange Switzerland on Thursday priced below guidance a four tranche, dual currency Sfr2bn bond that includes a Sfr150m dividend for its new owner, Xavier Niel’s fund NJJ Capital.
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Île-de-France is set to sell its second ever socially responsible bond on Tuesday, announcing a trade soon after a sustainability bond from Nederlandse Financierings-Maatschappij voor Ontwikkelingslanden (FMO) on Monday.
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Top Right, the UK information and events group, expects to allocate its £435m-equivalent refinancing loan this afternoon (Monday), with pricing at the wide end of initial guidance.
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BNP Paribas has announced heads of its new teams for its EMEA corporate debt platform within financing solutions.
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ZF Friedrichshafen is preparing to launch its long-awaited first public bond, to refinance its acquisition of TRW Holding of the US last year.
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The management team of Indonesian property developer Hanson International is planning to meet investors in Singapore next week to gauge their appetite ahead of a follow-on offering to raise $200m-$250m.
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Siaci Saint Honoré, the French insurance broker, has tightened pricing on a €285m acquisition loan and is due to allocate the facility today (Friday).
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The senior unsecured market saw a spark of life despite the holiday shortened week, with €4.66bn equivalent getting away in two business days.
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If one was thinking of a similar pair of European corporate bond issuers, Unibail-Rodamco and Klépierre, the French property companies, might come high on the list. On Wednesday they both issued bonds — but the coincidence appeared to do neither issuer any harm.
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UK information and events group Top Right is finalising its £435m-equivalent refinancing loan in dollars and euros, with pricing likely to finish within the initial guidance range.
