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Stockland, one of Australia’s largest property developers, on Thursday launched the first green bond from an Australian issuer. The €300m bond, rated A-, was sold into a European market that had recovered well from a bout of turbulence last week, and was fully placed with high quality investors. But it was no blowout. -
Stockland, one of Australia’s largest property developers, on Thursday launched the first green bond from an Australian issuer. The €300m bond, rated A-, was sold into a European market that had recovered well from a bout of turbulence last week and was fully placed with high quality investors. But it was no blowout.
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Prudential, the UK insurance company, has become the first investor to commit construction funding for a tidal power project off the Welsh coast.
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Dignity, the UK funeral services business, has completed the refinancing of its whole business securitization, issued in 2002. The exchange offer and issue of new notes allows it to extend the average maturity of its bonds from 10 to 22 years, and still save £7m a year of interest costs.
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The US Treasury is partnering with ratings agencies to design the parameters of a benchmark private label RMBS issuance in the hope of resurrecting the moribund PLS market.
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UBS has lost a long-serving senior official from its credit structuring business.
