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Euro private placement issuance has dwindled in the past few years as larger companies have found cheaper funding elsewhere. But a flurry of chunky transactions late in 2017, including two from prestigious family holding companies, has led some to dream big for the year ahead. -
Telefonica Deutschland launched a €200m Schuldschein on Thursday, which included a €50m one year tranche that was placed using blockchain technology.
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German retail group REWE International has become the first company to launch a Schuldschein at benchmark size this year, a sign that German blue chips may be active in the market this year.
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The trend for green debt issuance is set to touch the US private placement (PP) market this year, bringing yet another segment of the debt capital markets within its ambit.
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Jacquet Metal Service, the French steel construction and distribution company, has launched its second Schuldschein, aiming it at Asian and European commercial banks.
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GEA Group, a maker of equipment for the food processing industry in Düsseldorf, has launched a €150m dual tranche Schuldschein, hoping to attract a wide variety of investors.
