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Several of the earliest Euro private placements (PPs) will mature in the fourth quarter of 2018 and the first few quarters of 2019. But as the pricing for those notes looks very attractive to investors, the prospects of early refinancings are limited. -
Senior members of the legal departments at major Schuldschein arranging banks met in Frankfurt on Tuesday morning to discuss ‘baseline’ documentation for market transactions.
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LBBW and the Stuttgart Stock Exchange have created a Schuldschein digital technology platform called Debtvision, with all the grand ambition and fanfare that Helaba exhibited when launching its rival VC Trade system in March. Whether the town is big enough for the both of them remains to be seen.
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Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust has raised £170m in long-dated US private placement notes.
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French food distributor Alphaprim has raised a small amount of Euro private placement (Euro PP) debt.
