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Yield-hungry, confident investors and a swathe of new corporate issuers have combined to leave privately placed euro medium term note volumes set for their best year since 2009.
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Ali Hussain is set to leave his job as London-based head of MTNs at Deutsche Bank to take up a new position in the bank’s commodities structuring division for CEMEA, EuroWeek understands. Johannes Maerklin — who runs the bank’s MTN desk in Frankfurt — will take over.
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Gazprom is tapping into retail and Swiss demand for a three month euro commercial paper deal that is set to be closed on Friday. Yield guidance is at 1.3%. The issuer has been marketing the deal in Switzerland.
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Čez, the Czech electricity conglomerate, printed its longest-dated private placement ever on Monday as investors looked to central and eastern European names for yield.
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Vodafone raised €1.5bn in the Euro-commercial paper market on Monday, selling a series of clips that almost doubled its total issuance volume for the year.
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Čez, the Czech electricity conglomerate, sold its first privately placed MTN of 2012 on Wednesday and outlined plans to potentially expand its €8bn programme.