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Euro private placement volumes have fallen by as much as a third this year, facing tough competition from tightly priced bank loans and the Schuldschein market, which has produced its strongest ever first half this year. Silas Brown and Elly Whittaker report. -
Tikehau Capital, the French asset manager that specialises in private debt, has raised €510m of new share capital, including from Temasek and the Peugeot family, as it targets opportunities outside Europe.
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The Euro private placement business will be relatively immune from Brexit volatility, said many bankers this week, although some see a small rise in pricing ahead.
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Euro private placement market participants are taking differing stances on the result of the UK's vote to leave the European Union last week, with some seeing opportunity and others more cautious.
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The former head of corporate debt capital markets at Rabobank has been promoted to head of capital markets — leaving positions open, which could include head of syndicated loans.
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French textiles and apparel manufacturer Chargeurs has agreed its debut Euro PP — a €25m seven year deal — as well as a €32m bank facility.
