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German tyre manufacturer Continental rolled into the market on Wednesday, one week after it priced its debut floater in the MTN market last week. The manufacturer had enjoyed several years away from the capital markets, before returning in September with a series of public deals. Elsewhere, political events in Turkey have left lira issuance surrounded in “uncertainty.” -
Birmingham Airport has sold 30 and 31 year US private placements, as airports and port operators in Australia and Europe carve out a healthy chunk of market volume.
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Five years after its creation, the Euro PP Charter, an industry guidance document for the Euro private placement market, has been updated to reflect progress in, among other things, environmental, social and governance procedures.
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UK coach operator National Express has sold roughly $500m-equivalent US private placements, in dollars, euros and sterling, with substantial delayed draws.
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Paddy Power’s prospective US private placement debut has been kicked into the long grass, according to sources familiar with the situation, as the Irish gambling company instead focuses on a merger with Canada’s PokerStars.
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Alpha Trains, the rolling stock leasing firm headquartered in Luxembourg, has sold €200m of US private placements.
