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Basis swap volatility may be one of the few ways for investors to find yield at the short end next year as interest rates remain low and the number of issuers that investors can buy remains limited, Euro-commercial paper dealers said this week.
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Lanxess, the German speciality chemicals company, is keen to diversify its debt issuance into new currencies in 2013 and is poised to take advantage of attractive private placement opportunities, having used private MTNs for the first time this year.
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Ciech, the Polish speciality chemicals company, sold its first international high yield bond today. The transaction attracted enough demand to be increased by €20m to €245m.
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Unrated French companies are interested in selling private placement MTNs to diversify their funding sources, as bank loans are expected to become harder to obtain, medium term note dealers have said.
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Unrated French companies are interested in sell private placement MTNs to diversify their funding sources, as bank loans are expected to become harder to obtain, medium term note dealers have said.
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European companies are increasingly become frequent issuers of privately placed medium term notes, making the corporate sector the only bright spot in an otherwise bleak quarter for MTN dealers.