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Tritax Big Box, the London listed industrial real estate investment trust, has sold £400m worth of 10 and 12 year US private placement notes, during the Brexit whirlwind that caused sterling bond markets to falter. -
The European Union will look to return to the private placement market for the first time since July 2017 to kick-off its funding programme next year.
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UK investors that buy US private placements often struggle to compete with North American investors on price, but their disadvantage could be made worse by Brexit, if, as expected, sterling bond spreads widen.
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French car parts supplier Faurecia has launched a Schuldschein expected to reach a size around €400m to €500m, as attractive euro and dollar spread ranges are planted to attract a wide group of lenders.
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The head of BNP Paribas’ EMEA unrated debt capital markets team has left the bank.
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The US private placement market (US PP) processed two sterling transactions last week, when TSB was forced to pull its prospective covered bond and VW had to pay elevated new issue concessions to access the sterling bond market. US PP agents believe this once again demonstrates the US PP market’s comparative stability against public markets.
