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The Schuldschein for German healthcare group, Asklepios has been increased from €250m to around €600m after oversubscription from investors, according to a banker on the deal. -
A report by Scope Ratings argues that the German corporate Schuldschein market is more heavily populated with high yield issuers than has previously been acknowledged.
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Finnish sporting goods company Amer Sports issued its second Schuldschein loan for $55m to meet demand from investors left out of its first deal.
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Coils Lamiere Nastri, an Italian automotive parts producer, has made its first foray into the bond markets and could be back for more.
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Former Royal Bank of Scotland banker Richard Tynan, who has held EMTN and syndicate management jobs, has joined capital finance solutions firm PrimeRevenue.
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Italian national airline Alitalia capitalised on an issuance window this week to print its first bond under a new ownership structure, which took effect early this year. The company sold the bond as a private placement, and comes as bankers suggest more corporate borrowers could issue in the format after weeks of sluggish activity in public markets.
