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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.
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The entry of the European Stability Mechanism as an investor in short dated money market instruments later this month could lead to a further compression in the already meagre yields on offer from short term debt, Eurocommercial paper dealers have warned.
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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.