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German wind turbine manufacturer Nordex has become the first borrower to issue an accredited green Schuldschein, leading the way for more deals to come. -
Zodiac Aerospace, the French aeroplane seat maker, has sold a seven year Euro private placement to refinance an older Euro PP and the first instalment of a Schuldschein, both issued in 2013.
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Lufthansa is in the market with a €300m Schuldschein, choosing the instrument as it offers cheaper rates than the bond market, according to a spokesperson for the German airline.
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Another week and another first for the Schuldschein market, in what has been a stunning first quarter for the German private placement market. Fresenius US Finance II has completed the largest dollar deal in the market, raising $400m, according to bankers.
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UNITe, the French renewable energy producer, has completed its first green Euro private placement. The deal will allow the company to draw the funding in instalments, a new feature for Euro PPs, though common in the US PP market.
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ABN Amro has picked a former BNP Paribas banker to head its MTN private placement desk.
