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Europe’s high grade corporations are lining up bond issues in euro and sterling for this week, which could be the last before the market slows down for a summer break. Meanwhile, analysts and investors agree that there is considerable room for borrowers to sharply ramp up primary market activity in the next session. -
German telecoms and internet company United Internet has issued one of the largest Schuldschein deals this year, raising €750m according to market sources, more than doubling its initial target of €300m.
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Renewable energy company Vena Energy was back in the bond market on Wednesday with a $175m tap of its debut green bond.
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The extraordinary amount of cash sloshing around Europe’s corporate bond market has put acute pressure on triple-B rated corporates looking to raise debt, with market participants hoping a summer break will act as a release valve on super-tight spreads. Mike Turner reports.
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French telecoms firm Iliad has sold €500m of Schuldschein debt, with a novel extension clause attached to one tranche. But due to the investor-friendly terms of the extension language, there was no push-back from lenders.
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Salesforce found deep demand to secure $8bn and fund the biggest acquisition in its history as the dollar corporate bond market remained wide open in the run-up to the July 4 holiday weekend.
