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If further proof were needed that the old days of companies being able to raise all their finance solely through bank loans are over, it was provided this week by Peel Ports, writes Joe McDevitt.
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France’s national railway operator, SNCF, has raised €952m of funding through a securitisation of monthly subsidies from Paris’s public transport authority, Syndicat des transports d’Ile de France (STIF), that help SNCF with the upkeep and purchase of trains.
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Real money interest in Ally Financial’s fixed rate UK auto ABS, E-CARAT, this week outstripped demand from bank treasuries, which have been the backstop for recent floating rate deals.
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Notting Hill Housing Trust, one of the sterling bond market’s most favoured social housing issuers, successfully sold a £250m bond on Thursday, in what could end up being the last public investment grade corporate issue of the year in Europe’s main currencies.
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Peel Ports has sold £325m equivalent of bonds backed by the assets and cash flows of its seven UK and Ireland ports. The refinancing package, which included a new syndicated loan, rolls over existing bank debt and provides £345m for a new deep-sea container project in Liverpool.