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Unibail-Rodamco, the Franco-Dutch property company, attracted huge demand this week for a unique financing that combined green bonds, conventional bonds and convertible bonds — as well as two separate liability management exercises, writes Jon Hay. -
Anglian Water has made a tender offer to holders of its £350m 7% high yield bond sold in 2011, while readying a new issue to finance the repayments.
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The green bond market has been developed by public sector issuers and blue chip companies, to satisfy investors that want to feel their money is going to green projects.
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Differences are emerging between green bond specialists over whether bonds issued by ‘pure play’ companies, all of whose activities could be classed as green, should count as green bonds, writes Jon Hay.
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Alpha Trains has sold €350m of public senior secured bonds, a €250m senior private placement and a €125m junior private placement as part of its whole company securitization.
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BNP Paribas has restructured reporting lines on its syndicate desk, including giving one person responsibility for loans, high yield bonds and leveraged finance.
