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German car parts maker ZF Friedrichshafen, which issued the largest ever Schuldschein in late 2015, is set to make a grand return to the market this year. -
Italian manufacturer Industria Macchine Automatiche (I.M.A) has raised €50m of Euro private placement notes (Euro PP).
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Alcentra, a European subsidiary of Bank of New York Mellon, has raised €5.5bn for a new private debt fund, a fundraising that puts it alongside Ares Capital and BlueBay Asset Management in securing giant commitments to deploy to Europe’s mid-market borrowers.
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French property company Foncière Verte has sold €85m of privately placed bonds.
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As its profile grows, the Schuldschein market is attracting a healthy supply of new issuers. Increasingly, these come from abroad, but banks are still finding a good number of German companies to woo to the market for the first time, like DIC Asset this week.
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The City of London Corporation will raise £450m ($562m) of debt from its first US private placement deal, surpassing expectations. The debt will be issued under a green and sustainable financing framework.
