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The sterling corporate bond market had three visitors on Wednesday, making it the busiest day this year, and raised a combined £1.565bn, an unusually large amount for corporate sterling issuance. -
Traton, the commercial vehicle making subsidiary of Volkswagen, had a storming debut in the bond markets on Wednesday, despite increasing choosiness among investors.
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Vonovia, the German housing company, launched its first green bond on Wednesday, and investors were happy to buy it through the company’s conventional bond curve, even though its paper already trades more tightly than peers.
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MUFG has hired three managing directors to help boost its coverage of private equity sponsors, as well as direct lending.
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Malaysian oil company Petroliam Nasional Berhad (Petronas) used a stable window for issuance on Tuesday to raise $600m, returning to the bond market a year after it helped restart deal flow following a lull caused by Covid-19.
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Local government financing vehicle Beijing Public Housing Center raised $300m from a five year bond on Tuesday that was priced inside some fair value estimates thanks to the borrower’s strong track record.
