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While Euro PP volumes have dipped this year, the number of deals has been about the same as 2015. While the nascent market finds its place in the corporate finance landscape, 2016 was either a heart-warming, or heart-wrenching year for Euro PP. -
The Schuldschein market grew sharply in 2016, adopting issuers from new sectors and jurisdictions as well as first time arrangers and investors. The market is expected to maintain healthy volumes and international growth in 2017, though with investor capacity stretched to the limit, volumes are not expected to exceed the levels seen this year.
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The head of private placements at M&G Investments has resigned and is expected to take up a new job in the New Year.
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Fresenius, the German kidney dialysis group, has closed its second Schuldschein issue of the year, growing the deal from the launch size of €400m to €1bn, which brings the its total issuance in the market this year to €1.38bn.
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Etihad Airways has issued the first ever Schuldschein for a Middle Eastern company, increasing the deal from €150m to €209m in syndication with strong demand from European and Asian commercial banks.
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Allianz announced plans to integrate other teams into its global private debt platform on Thursday. Two Allianz investment teams will join the Allianz Global Investors private debt group in January.
