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Orpea's €400m seven year foray into the unrated bond market on Thursday was welcomed by Euro PP lawyers and bankers as a sign their market is succeeding in helping issuers enter the capital markets. Those in the Schuldschein market are not so satisfied. -
Porsche closed a €280m triple tranche Schuldschein this week, with the tightest pricing so far this year. This quarter has been characterised by a dominance of German issuance.
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Recaro Holding and Thomas Gruppe both increased Schuldschein transactions from their initial target sizes on Monday, as demand for Schuldschein paper keeps pace.
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The US private placement market is welcoming more utility issuers, according to participants, after changes to the minimum eligibility threshold of the Bloomberg Barclays US Aggregate Index.
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Swedish agricultural co-operative Lantmännen launched a €100m dual currency Schuldschein last Friday, as the Schuldschein product makes ground in the Nordic region.
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The use of technology to drive down the cost of issuance could boost the growth of private debt markets across Europe, said a report commissioned by the Capital Markets Union (CMU) published on February 16.
