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US private placement investors are becoming more comfortable with buying sterling tranches, which bankers said will drive pricing down for borrowers. -
Jacquet Metal Service, the French steel parts and distribution company, has raised €150m with its second Schuldschein.
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The Schuldschein market's reputation as a gentlemanly club is at risk of diverging from reality. Competition is becoming fiercer and arrangers are employing every weapon in their armouries to win mandates. This is how capital markets behave — but the Schuldschein market should not follow.
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German supermarket group REWE has doubled its initial target size of €500m, becoming the first corporate in 2018 to place a €1bn Schuldschein loan.
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A report published on Friday and commissioned by the Capital Markets Union (CMU) locates countries that are well placed to match the domestic success of the French euro private placement (PP) and German Schuldschein instruments.
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The euro private placement market is seeing volumes rise to the highs reached in 2013-2015 as corporates push ahead with funding in the hope of beating European Central Bank interest rate rises expected later this year.
