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Eramet, the unrated French nickel, manganese and alloys group, took advantage of a reverse enquiry for a long dated note to make its debut in the Euro private placement market on April 22.
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Stefan Rinauer has taken the reins at Société Générale’s euro medium term note desk, GlobalCapital can reveal, replacing Ariane Uzan.
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Nexity, the French property developer, has raised €171m with a Euro private placement, and bankers hope issuance will pick up, after a long dry spell.
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Fingrid sold its first privately placed bond of the year on Tuesday, but the note may be its last in the format in 2014, according to a funding official. The electricity grid company may print a public deal as soon as the summer.
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Investors snapped up another rare housing association private placement on Friday, when GB Social Housing followed Places for People into the market.
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Places for People Homes has issued what bankers said was the first bond in euros from a UK housing association.