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US agricultural equipment manufacturer AGCO launched its first ever Schuldschein for €150m on Tuesday. Some of the proceeds will be used for the acquisition of Danish manufacturer Cimbria. -
German pharmaceutical company Cheplapharm Greifswald is in the market for a €95m Schuldschein which the family-owned firm will not grow beyond the launch size.
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The subdued US private placement (USPP) market could be set to for a rush of deals in September, enlivening what has been a quiet year, writes Robert Cooke.
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BMW exceeded market expectations with an A$150m MTN on Wednesday, surprising dealers with the strength of demand it attracted.
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Austrian construction firm Porr has completed an amended and extended €65m of Schuldscheine signed last year, securing tighter margins and longer tenors.
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Teva completed the final leg of the bond financing for its acquisition of Allergan's generic drugs business on Thursday, issuing a Sfr1bn ($1bn) triple tranche Swiss franc deal.
