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Pan-European issuance of corporate private placements nearly doubled to €13.8bn in 2015 from €7bn in 2014, according to Standard & Poor’s. -
Dutch dairy firm FrieslandCampina has completed the second ever green Schuldschein, increasing the deal by a third in syndication.
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Two UK borrowers, Kier Group and Laird, are marketing their first ever Schuldscheine, as UK borrowers return to the market after a long break.
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Europe’s private debt market is growing, as companies seek funding diversity and longer maturities than offered by bank loans. GlobalCapital estimates there was €45bn of issuance of private debt to institutional investors last year.
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The success of the Euro private placement market is clear from its internationalisation and the growth in issuance by smaller companies, said market participants at an industry gathering on Tuesday. But in the next stage of the market’s evolution, it will have to tackle the issues that come with deals of lower credit quality.—
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Private placement specialists are starting to think about convergence between the France-based Euro PP market and Germany’s Schuldschein, according to speakers at Rencontres Euro PP, an industry gathering in Paris on Tuesday.
