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The so-called Euro private placement market, which came to life in France in 2012, has reached a total of €3.9bn of issuance this year - its biggest year yet. -
Europe’s corporate bond new issue market is done for the year, but January is likely to be busy, right from the off.
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ZF Friedrichshafen could increase its €300m ($368.2m) Schuldschein deal to €600m, having received strong support from investors. The German auto supplier is also expected to come to the bond market in the new year.
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United Internet will complete its Schuldschein deal on Friday, raising at least €500m, according to a banker on the deal.
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A senior medium term note and private placement trader has resigned his position at BNP Paribas.
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Royal Bank of Scotland announced the new structure for its European debt capital markets business on Tuesday, following a review since April by Richard Bartlett, its head.
