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Irish aircraft lessor Goshawk is eyeing up a return to the Schuldschein market, less than a year after its $95m debut last October. -
Asklepios Kliniken, a German chain of hospitals, launched a €300m triple tranche Schuldschein on Wednesday with pricing that could tempt a wide variety of lenders.
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German Asklepios Kliniken launched a €300m triple tranche Schuldschein on Wednesday, with pricing that could tempt a wide variety of lenders.
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Kaufland, the German supermarket chain owned by Schwarz Gruppe, tripled its Schuldschein to over €900m, as the firm joins the ranks of German blue chips pushing the Schuldschein market's size to €100bn.
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Sherwin-Williams, the US paint and coatings maker, has issued its debut Schuldschein for €245m. It is the first US company to come to the market this year.
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The Schuldschein market is booming, despite the credit setbacks it has suffered this year from struggling borrowers.
