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Dutch car finance bank LeasePlan was in the bond market on Tuesday for a €750m five year deal that won a €1.8bn order book, just one month after issuing another benchmark trade. -
The University of Stirling has issued its first US private placement bond at an average rate of 3.82%.
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Paccar came to the European corporate bond market on Tuesday, as ever keeping it small when it issued a €300m three year bond that enthused investors, some of whom would have liked more of the US truck manufacturer.
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Nasdaq, the US stock exchange, received an enthusiastic reception from investors as it returned to Europe’s bond markets after a three year absence and widened its investor base.
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Debt capital market bankers have long preached that diversifying into the US investor base is the next stage of development for Chinese issuers. But with recent transactions failing to resonate with stateside accounts, Chinese names should give up on US investors for now.
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China Three Gorges Corp (CTG) is mulling a return to the dollar bond market and will be meeting investors to gauge demand starting Wednesday.
