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Lufthansa, the German airline, entered the Schuldschein market on Tuesday, only accepting orders from lenders bidding via tech platform, VC Trade. -
Investors have received a note from Helaba saying that a DAX company will market a benchmark Schuldschein (SSD) as early as this week — but only investors signed up to the technology platform VC Trade will be able to bid.
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Technology platforms are vying to become the first to close a fully digital Schuldschein offering — without a paper parallel — under German law. But some see the obstacle to progress not behind the beady eyes of the regulator, or the possibilities of technology, but with market participants’ customs.
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EMEA loans bankers are taking some positives from developments in the wider capital markets.
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French car manufacturer Peugeot has begun marketing a Schuldschein, as market participants are confident in attracting corporates fresh out of results season.
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South East Water, the UK water supplier headquartered in Kent, has debuted in the US private placement (US PP) market, according to participants in the sector.
