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A booming public market has quietened the private market for corporate debt this month, despite investors being willing to buy MTN paper. -
Alès Groupe, the French cosmetics company, has issued a €60m European private placement, its first bond issue in that format.
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The University of Edinburgh this week announced that it had raised a £200m loan from the European Investment Bank and a £100m private placement, after deciding against a £300m public bond.
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This week the Schuldschein market completed what could be its second largest deal ever, for Aldi subsidiary Hofer, and also launched its first two green deals — in what looks like another impressive year for the market.
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Toyota turned to Japanese retail investors for funding this week, placing four Uridashi deals, more than doubling February's corporate private placement volumes in the process. Fellow auto company BMW followed suit with an MTN on Thursday.
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The Schuldschein market has just completed what could be its second largest ever deal — for around €1.6bn — in an especially private transaction for Aldi’s Austrian subsidiary, Hofer.
