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Equity capital markets bankers are working on a greater number of private capital deals, such as financial technology firm iwoca’s recent fundraising, offsetting lower volumes in the public markets. -
Telefonica Deutschland has launched a Schuldschein with wider pricing to reflect broader investor appetite, sources claim.
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Grŵp Cynefin, a housing association that manages properties in north Wales, has issued an inaugural sterling debt private placement.
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Barry Callebaut has taken €600m across three tranches in one of the biggest international Schuldschein transactions in the last 12 months. The Belgian-French chocolate company now based in Switzerland had roadshowed for a public benchmark sustainable bond in November, but opted instead for its first Schuldschein deal, as the risks of execution in the public market were too great.
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German car leasing company Sixt has launched a Schuldschein with an initial size of €200m, according to two Schuldschein market participants.
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Highgate School is marketing a US private placement (US PP), according to two US PP players. The market has become a home for private and public schools looking for long term financing.
