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Phoenix Community Housing, a non-profit housing association from London, has raised £60m of private debt using delayed draw. -
The Schuldschein market has been eerily quiet this week. German borrowers dominated a diminished deal flow while arrangers mulled over further price tightening to attract debut corporates and encourage existing issuers to refinance in the market.
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RBC Capital Markets is losing two members of its US private placements team in New York, one of which is a business veteran.
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Abeo, the French producer of sports and leisure equipment, has issued its first Euro private placement note. The rarity of the sector, as well as the small intended volume, meant the leads could push for tighter pricing and more attractive terms.
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The UK borrower pipeline in the US private placement market is looking strong across May and June, as treasurers see market volatility and rates rises on the horizon. However, some market participants are still concerned that bank lending will provide the biggest challenge to US PP growth in Europe.
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Several of the earliest Euro private placements will mature in the second, third and fourth quarters of 2018. As Euro PP agents gear up for their first serious spate of refinancings, the market faces a test: will its inaugural issuers remain loyal?
