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Network Homes, a London housing association, has sold £175m of private placement notes to a group of six Canadian and US investors, as the asset class grows more familiar to overseas buyers. -
US private placement (US PP) participants the world over descend on Florida next week for four days of intensive meetings. For the UK PP agents, soothing concerns and gleaning insights from investors around Brexit is top priority.
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Some Schuldschein arrangers are expecting that a syndicate’s distribution skills may become more important this year, as conditions across capital markets become more chaotic.
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Barry Callebaut, the chocolate company headquartered in Switzerland, has launched a triple tranche Schuldschein a month after a roadshow for a sustainable bond failed to produce a public market result.
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The proportion of overall issuance in US private placements sold by UK borrowers may have risen to over 20% for the first time in years.
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Austrian construction firm Porr has become the first Schuldschein borrower in 2019, launching a pair of deals totalling €150m that are offered in three maturities. The deal was launched on Monday, and some of it is for green projects.
