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Construction company Vinci sold its first privately placed Euro-medium term note for more than a year this week, offering a rare chance for investors to snap up short dated corporate paper.
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The widescale adoption of callable commercial paper in Europe could provide an important fillip to the beleaguered euro commercial paper market, investors said this week. EuroWeek can reveal that European banks have already begun printing callable CP in the US to help with their dollar funding, writes Craig McGlashan.
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Enagás led the charge as corporations from the eurozone periphery enjoyed a bumper week in euro medium term notes and euro commercial paper.
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Commercial paper’s addition as a high quality liquid asset under Basel III could increase demand for the instrument — but may also depress already low yields, dealers warned on Monday.
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Six new companies will be added to Banesto’s Euro-medium term note and Euro-commercial paper platform next year, as corporations increasingly look to the formats for their funding.
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European asset-backed commercial paper issuers have been urged to increase volumes to satisfy demand from investors keen to diversify their portfolios.