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Nissan has sold upwards of $600m US private placements in the first US PP deal for any Japanese car company, according to several people familiar with the situation. -
The car industry has long been a staple of the Schuldschein market, but this year more than borrowers than usual have taken a spin round the market in search of debt. The product has attracted a wide range of manufacturers, from its native Germany and the rest of Europe.
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CBAM Partners said it has hired Axa Investment Management’s loans and private debt co-head Jean-Philippe Levilain to help launch its European business.
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Radius is set to become the first housing association from Northern Ireland to issue US private placements, with Barclays prepping a deal of at least £100m.
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Two of the smaller airports in England are looking to raise US private placements, according to sources in the market, as players note that airports and port operators in Australia and Europe have carved out a particularly strong section of the market in the past 12 months.
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Moelis hires JPM Dutch chief, JPM finds replacement — Nachmann replaces retiring Chavez at Goldman — PRI founding exec moves from UBS to Credit Suisse
