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Watford Community Housing has raised £200m from a mixture of loan facilities and private debt. Housing association transactions have been “keeping PP agents busy” in a quieter month in the sterling private placement market. -
The first structured bond to be issued via blockchain has arrived — without the involvement of an investment bank.
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French institutional investors, who dominate the Euro private placement market, are expecting a rise in issuance soon after the European Central Bank withdraws from buying corporate bonds. They expect their pitch to issuers will be that much sweeter as yields in the bond and Schuldschein markets rise.
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Helaba and VC Trade have launched a digital platform for Schuldschein issuance, in an ambitious attempt to cut costs for arrangers, issuers and investors alike, while making the market more transparent.
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Volkswagen’s real estate arm launched a debut green Schuldschein on Wednesday, the first of the year.
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The US affiliate of Wacker Neuson has raised $100m in the Schuldschein market with dollar notes, at cheaper pricing than it could have achieved with a US private placement.
