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European corporate borrowers glided through their curves this week. With the European Central Bank hitting easing expectations after its meeting on Thursday, syndicate bankers are expecting more deals on screens despite the time of year. -
Iren, the Italian utility, sold a €300m green bond on Thursday, being the only name to brave the markets on the same day as the European Central Bank meeting.
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Sanofi, the French pharmaceutical company, has signed €8bn of syndicated loans, claiming to be the first large biopharma group to switch its syndicated bank lines to sustainability-linked metrics.
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Two local government financing vehicles from Jinan, a city in China's Shandong province, hit the bond market on Wednesday. They raised $380m between them.
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Puma, the sportswear maker, has sold €250m in a Schuldscheine tied to its sustainability performance. Small investor allocations imply that the deal was heavily oversubscribed.
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French energy firm Albioma has sold €100m of Euro PPs, with the interest on the debt tied to its share of renewable energy in its overall production.
