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Institutional investors are feeling squeezed in the bustling Schuldschein market, as bank lenders are more willing to compromise on financial covenants and pricing margins. -
An absence of domestic German and Austrian blue chip firms from the Schudschein market, in a year when it is set to top last year’s record volumes, is a testament to its strength.
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Yves Dupuy, Société Générale’s former chief information officer for global banking and investor solutions EMEA, has joined post-trade infrastructure company Euroclear as its CIO, a newly created role.
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Crane maker Konecranes raised €150m with a debut Schuldschein on Monday, as the Schuldschein market aims to set a new yearly record.
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Crane maker Konecranes raised €150m with an inaugural Schuldschein on Monday, following its Finnish compatriot, food packager Huhtamäki.
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NAC Aviation 29, a subsidiary of Danish aircraft lessor NAC Aviation, is looking for $200m-equivalent in the Schuldschein market. The deal surprised some in the market unfamiliar with the company, as did its choice of arranging bank.
