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Mark Corben, who has been chief financial officer at Tideway, the private company building the super-sewer under the Thames in London and the UK's biggest green bond issuer, is leaving. -
The Schuldschein market's heavy reliance on car industry borrowers means the prospects of trade wars affecting the sector are worrying investors and arrangers alike.
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Investment house Kartesia has provided a unitranche loan for Spanish fertiliser maker Fertiberia to replace part of its debt, as this type of lending becomes more popular in Europe.
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French laboratory testing company Eurofins Scientific and Italian tyre company Pirelli have closed Schuldscheine totalling more than €1bn in the past week.
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Investment firm EDIFY, headquartered in Luxembourg, has issued its first Euro PP notes.
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BlackRock has closed its first private debt fund dedicated to the European middle market, as the asset manager predicts private debt will be increasingly "significant" in the way mid-cap companies are financed.
