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German jewellery chain Christ is allocating its €220m acquisition loan this week, in a bank-friendly deal that was priced in line with guidance.
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German jewellery chain Christ is allocating its €220m acquisition loan this week, in a bank-friendly deal that was priced in line with guidance. -
Front end volatility trades in G10 currency pairs are likely to trend in the first quarter of 2015, particularly in the euro against the dollar, as strategists expect any significant spot movements in the pair to occur in Q1.
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The European Union will this week tap its most recent bond to fund more lending to Ukraine, after mandating banks for a deal on Tuesday. The mandate came as the European Stability Mechanism completed its bond business for 2014 with its second ever tap.
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It’s often the simple things that can make all the difference in whether one has a productive meeting. Room ergonomics, the view out of the window and a decent cup of coffee are all apposite metrics to consider in relation to your loan banker’s psyche.
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Three issuers from France, Belgium and Germany raised €2.5bn in the covered bond market this week, and another €1bn transaction was expected from a Finnish issuer on Friday. The deals were all remarkable for the fact that the funding levels set new records for all issuers as the ECB’s allocation continued to grow, squeezing out other investors.
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Fomento de Construcciones y Contratas's shareholders approved a €1bn capital increase at an extraordinary shareholders meeting on Thursday in Barcelona, allowing the Spanish building and environmental services company to begin restructuring a €4.5bn loan.
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Auctions will be the main source of euro issuance from sovereigns, supranationals and agencies for the rest of the year, after the European Stability Mechanism this week opted against sounding banks for a syndication during its last deal window next week. But the market was strong for issuers that did come this week, with a pair of deals priced at the tight end of initial price thoughts.
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France's Région Bretagne printed its first ever medium term note on Wednesday, in a move to diversify its investor base and achieve more competitive terms on its debt.
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Geberit, the Swiss bathroom fittings maker, has allocated its Sfr1.29bn (€1.07bn) loan for the purchase of Sanitec, a Finnish competitor. Five Swiss and five foreign banks are in the deal.
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