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Mitsubishi UFJ has hired a senior MTN dealer as head of medium term notes, the latest move in the company’s efforts to grow its MTN business.
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Snam plans to issue up to €2bn of bonds between now and the end of June 2015, after updating its EMTN programme on Monday, a spokesperson told GlobalCapital on Tuesday.
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Forging a formal partnership with a bank can give an investor an “edge” in the burgeoning Euro private placement market and lead to better returns, according to a leading French investor.
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A proposed change in Italian legislation could open the euro private placement market to unlisted Italian companies, Italian lawyers told GlobalCapital this week. The borrowers are unlikely to be short of demand as investors will snap up their paper, according to medium term note dealers.
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Companies that rarely print MTNs are being tempted by the chance to sell them well inside where their public deals would be priced, according to MTN dealers, thanks to lack of supply in the market.
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The International Capital Markets Association is trying to help foster a pan-European private placement market, but bankers are cautions about the market and do not expect it to make up a big part of their business, they have told GlobalCapital.