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Czech utility company Čez closed a ¥11.5bn ($139m) 12 year fixed rate private placement through Crédit Agricole on Wednesday. The deal is the largest in the currency from a corporate issuer since RWE Finance sold a ¥20bn 30 year fixed rate note through Barclays Capital in February 2010, according to Dealogic.
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Czech utility company Čez closed a ¥11.5bn ($139m) 12 year fixed rate private placement through Crédit Agricole on Wednesday. The deal is the largest in the currency from a corporate issuer since RWE Finance sold a ¥20bn 30 year fixed rate note through Barclays Capital in February 2010, according to Dealogic.