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The message from market participants at the Euromoney/GlobalCapital Corporate Summit in Paris on Monday was clear: private placement investors need to go global.
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Homerton College, Cambridge, added its name to the list of UK educational institutions to have taken advantage of cheap borrowing conditions in 2015, and the list is set to lengthen, according to a private placement banker. -
The European private placement market will grow faster than the syndicated loan market, according to up to 900 people polled at the Loan Market Association’s annual conference in London on Thursday.
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Two European corporates have issued chunky privately-placed yen MTNs. Engie and TeliaSonera were both returning to the format for the first time in several years.
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Orange has returned to the market to increase a long-dated private medium term note, a week after it sold the original print in its first appearance in the MTN market in two years.
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Euro commercial paper investors are buying an increasing amount of corporate ECP, according to market participants.
