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The US private placement market has hosted a few whopper deals from European issuers this year, but overall dealflow has been underwhelming. Meanwhile, the Schuldschein market has had its second busiest quarter ever and has already led bankers to raise their full year volume predictions. Rob Cooke and Elly Whittaker report. -
The head of medium term notes at JP Morgan has left the firm after almost 15 years.
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GlobalCapital is pleased to announce the winners of its MTN Awards 2016. These awards are determined entirely by a poll of market participants, and celebrate the outstanding issuers and banks in the MTN markets between May 2015 and April 2016. Congratulations to the winners and nominees.
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The University of Stirling has issued its first US private placement bond at an average rate of 3.82%.
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Koks Group is set to enter the euro commercial paper market in an effort to generate some much needed liquidity.
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A shift in a cross currency basis swap rate is behind a spurt of issuance in Hong Kong dollars, said bankers.
