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Corporate borrowers are poised to satisfy MTN investors’ long held desire for private placements next year as other methods of financing prove more expensive or volatile. MTN dealers report increased interest from corporate treasurers in the product since September.
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France Télécom has issued several privately placed notes in the past week, in a sign that corporate borrowers may be tempted by private funding routes as public markets remain volatile.
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Gazprom has returned to the euro commercial paper market after a two year gap, announcing a six month dollar issue today (Tuesday).
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A new cash management system from MTS and Newedge aims to shake up short term markets, by bringing cash from corporates and buyside investors into the triparty repo system. The new system, called Agency Cash Management, will go live in November.
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Italy’s recent austerity measures could open up the commercial paper market to domestic issuers that wish to issue directly from the country.
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Porsche, the German sports car maker, announced today that it had raised €500m in the Schuldscheindarlehen market – German promissory notes that are in some ways more like loans than bonds.