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Toyota turned to Japanese retail investors this week, placing four Uridashi deals and more than doubling February's volume of private placements. -
The hidden depth of demand in Europe’s corporate bond market was made amply clear on Monday, when Vodafone trounced market expectations that it would issue a €3bn bond — itself a large and bullish transaction — by raising €6bn.
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Yet another German car maker has completed a lap of the private debt market. Porsche AG closed order books for its €200m Schuldschein this week.
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This week will see the Schuldschein market host its first two green deals, a new direction for the centuries-old private debt market.
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Italy's minibond market may soon host its first Islamic financing, if a deal now in the works comes to fruition.
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Pendragon, the UK car dealer, has refinanced its debt, issuing a private placement and signing a new unsecured club revolving credit facility that cut its margin by a hefty 85bp.
