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Irish aircraft lessor Goshawk launched a $75m Schuldschein after landing a $345m syndicated loan in June and its first unsecured bond issue to US investors in August. -
Infrastructure and renewable energy firm Acciona is marketing a €100m green promissory note, one of only a handful of green Schuldscheine ever completed and a rare deal from a Spanish borrower.
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Cabot Credit Management, the debt purchasing and recovery business, has amended its senior secured revolving credit facility and lowered the margin but kept the same group of lenders.
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Dutch asset manager NN Investment Partners has hired a head for its alternative credit boutique to oversee €14bn of assets, as the firm also plans to increase its focus on private debt.
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The European corporate bond market received an extraordinary shot in the arm this year when it became the target of central bank intervention that triggered a surge in bond prices pushing investors into ever tighter positions. With negative yields spreading, just how low can corporate bonds go? Ross Lancaster reports.
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Yield starved banks are redefining how the Schuldschein market operates, it was shown this week. In a market where investors and banks have historically lent alongside each other, the low ebb in European loans is sending banks to Schuldscheine in hordes and, in some cases, they are pricing out investors. Elly Whittaker reports.
