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Lloyds Bank's former head of loan markets, who subsequently became its global head of industrials and manufacturing, has left the bank. -
Egger, the Austrian wood-based panel maker, has entered the Schuldschein market for a third time, shaving its pricing margins once again.
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The universities of Aberdeen and Leicester are marketing US private placements (US PP), it is understood, both of which willl be inaugural transactions.
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German fashion house Gerry Weber has filed for insolvency after failing to repay a Schuldschein tranche last November and after subsequent discussions with lenders about restructuring the company broke down. The result is that Schuldschein lenders are out of pocket and have yet another example of default in a market ill-suited to the idea. Silas Brown investigates.
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Natixis has made some internal changes to its MTN team, after the desk’s global head Elsa Martin took on a new position within the bank.
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Two US PP institutional investors headquartered in the US are considering lending to UK borrowers for the first time this year.
