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French engineering services company doubled its initial launch size to just €450m, joining the growing proportion of Schuldschein deals closing over €200m. But, some question whether the growing number of larger companies accessing the German private placement market might affect funding chances for smaller SMEs -
Surteco, a German plastics manufacturer, doubled its initial €100m deal size, entering the Schuldschein market to refinance the acquisition of Probos, and used additional demand to repay an existing US private placement.
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French engineering services company Akka doubled its initial €200m launch size to just over €400m. With rising participation from Asian and European commercial bank lenders, issuers from the technology sector are finding higher levels of interest in the Schuldschein market.
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French laundry group Elis has entered the Schuldschein market in the hope of refinancing part of a bridge facility used in its £2.2bn acquisition of UK rival Berendsen.
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German filter maker Mann+Hummel has joined the flock of borrowers issuing green Schuldscheine, raising €400m with a multitranche deal that closed on Wednesday.
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Mizuho has hired Julie Edinburgh to fill a new position: head of vanilla MTNs.
