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Air Liquide today launched a €700m bond issuance that was unusual in two ways. The transaction was broken into three tranches – not common for an issue of this relatively modest size – and each tranche was handled by a different bookrunning team.
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Caterpillar International Finance sold a rare four year floating rate note on Tuesday, eschewing its usual choice of private placements in the one to two year range.
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The corporate world’s growing fondness for privately placed Euro-medium term notes is unlikely to vanish and could grow further even when record low interest rates — a major driver behind new issuers taking up the format — are a thing of the past, a leading EMTN banker claimed this week, writes Craig McGlashan.
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The market for corporate Euro-medium term notes has been going from strength to strength as investors hungry for homes to store their cash in let issuers shave much-prized basis points off their funding costs.
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US money market funds returned to eurozone bank debt in April as investor concerns over the collapse of the Cypriot banking system dwindled, according to a new report.
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BMW issued an exceptional flurry of private MTNs on Wednesday, printing 11 trades in the day, many of them during what one banker called "a two hour window" when the company allowed banks to execute transactions.