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Ingredients group Tate & Lyle has priced a $200m US private placement, in order to refinance a sterling bond set to expire in November. -
Luxury sports car company Ferrari has sold €300m of US private placement notes, according to an SEC filing on Friday. Its debut offering is one of only a handful of transactions from the auto sector to reach the market.
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Capital market participants with an interest in UK social housing are paying close attention to new UK prime minister Boris Johnson’s appointments to his cabinet and inner circle, to try to gain a sense of his attitude towards housing.
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Porsche AG, maker of Porsche sports cars, closed a green Schuldschein this week, with pricing and allocation set for Friday. The final size is rumoured to be €1bn, with an order book far exceeding that.
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Andrew Hollingworth, a portfolio manager at Holland Advisors and shareholder in Sports Direct, has urged Mike Ashley, the sports retailer’s owner, to pay more attention to corporate governance. But had Hollingworth known about the US private placement market’s experience of dealing with Ashley — in this case over debt owed by one of his other businesses, Newcastle United FC — he might have campaigned for it even more strongly.
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Fraport, which operates Frankfurt airport and has stakes in several other airports, has entered the Schuldschein market for a second time this year, with an initial target of €200m.
