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Beni Stabili, the Italian property company, has shown just how aggressive this year's rally in Italian corporate debt has been, by pricing a five year private placement with a coupon 62.5bp lower than it paid on a four year public bond in January.
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Legal and General Investment Management bought the whole of the GBP210m bond that finances the sale of Opal Group’s eight UK student halls of residence out of administration.
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Corporate borrowers are expected to sell a spate of private MTNs this month as Japanese investors hunt for the names, according to dealers.
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French financial specialists have published their Charter for the Euro Private Placement market, intending to foster the market’s development by informing issuers, investors and dealers about best practice, writes Jon Hay.
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French financial specialists have published their Charter for the Euro Private Placement market, whose existence was announced in January. They are also on the verge of announcing that the Autorité des Marchés Financiers will exempt Euro PPs from France’s stringent market sounding regulations.
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Housing associations planning to sell privately placed bonds will not be short of demand, as UK pension funds are eager to invest, a spokesman for the industry has told EuroWeek.