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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. -
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.
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Scope Ratings, a rating agency in Berlin, has warned that Schuldschein issuance may fall as a consequence of the 2017 credit difficulties of international borrowers Carillion and Steinhoff International.
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The Schuldschein pipeline is filling up fast, and German blue chips, mostly absent last year, are considering returning with benchmark deals, bankers said this week. If so, the Schuldschein market will look to add these chunky transactions to a repeat of last year’s heavy deal flow.
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The Schuldschein pipeline is filling up fast, and there are rumours that German blue chips, mostly absent last year, are considering returning with benchmark transactions. If that is the case, the Schuldschein market will look to add these chunky transactions to a repeat of last year’s heavy deal flow.
