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Enagás, the Spanish gas transporter, is set to begin issuing commercial paper within days, having signed a Eu1bn programme on May 6. Corporate issuers of CP are rare and the programme will likely generate strong demand.
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Three auto companies printed MTNs this week, as a prevailing lack of corporate supply allowed them to rake in opportunistic funding at aggressive levels.
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Volkswagen Financial Services sold its first sterling private placement since 2004 on Tuesday — a move that could reduce its UK financial services arm’s dependence on cross currency swaps.
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Volkswagen Financial Services sold its first sterling private placement since 2004 on Tuesday. The £200m fixed rate note, which was dealt by Barclays Capital, matures in October 2013. It was placed with more than one investor.
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The landmark arrival of a key sovereign name — Temasek — should boost the European commercial paper market’s meagre flows in Asian credits and attract new issuers from the region, CP dealers said this week.
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Singapore’s Temasek Holdings has set up a European commercial paper programme in a move which could encourage other Asian borrowers to issue ECP.