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Derwentside Homes issued its first bond earlier this month, a £40m private placement led by Lloyds Bank, and plans to issue further PPs next year.
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Trafigura, the Dutch commodities trading firm now based in Singapore, plans to be a regular bond issuer next year. It will focus on public deals, but bankers suggest it could use private placements as well.
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Yield-hungry investors, combined with a handful of new issuers and the return of old names could make for a record year of corporate private medium term note issuance in 2014, MTN bankers predict.
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The European Central Bank’s move to cut interest rates this week could create an opportunity for nimble corporate issuers to print private placements at the long end of the curve, as investors scramble for yield.
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TeliaSonera returned to the Swedish krona bond market after an absence of nearly two years this week, prompting a flurry of reverse enquiries that helped the issuer bank Skr1.05bn ($165m) this week.
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Gasol has made its second visit to the fixed income market this year, raising $30m with a December 2017 euro medium term note. The company can increase the size of the note by a further $70m.