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German car company BMW became the third issuer to sell a deal in the infrequent Eurodollar new issue market this November, as well as solidifying its position as the largest seller of corporate MTNs in 2017. -
Bulgarian insurer Eurohold sold a €70m five year bond on Thursday, rolling many investors from an old bond into this new one.
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On Wednesday Spanish telecoms company Telefónica brought the third hybrid from a Spanish corporate issuer this November, following deals by Ferrovial and Iberdrola.
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Ford Motor Credit Co, the financial services arm of the US motor company, and Deutsche Bahn raised a combined €1.5bn from floating rate notes this week, attracting demand from the traditional fixed rate buyer base with four and seven year maturities.
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On Thursday German telecoms company Deutsche Telekom sold its third bond with a 2024 maturity, while Italian state owned railway operator Ferrovie Dello Stato issued its first green bond.
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Bulgarian insurer Eurohold has set the minimum size of its five year bond to €50m but postponed pricing from Wednesday to Thursday to allow more orders to come in.
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Chinese local government financing vehicle (LGFV) Gansu Provincial Highway Aviation Tourism Investment Group Co launched a euro bond on Thursday, returning to the debt market a year after its international debut.
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On Wednesday Spanish telecoms company Telefónica brought the third hybrid from a Spanish corporate issuer this November, following deals by Ferrovial and Iberdrola.
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The State of North Rhine-Westphalia launched a €2bn benchmark on Tuesday, printing with what leads said was zero new issue concession as the market prepares to shut down for year end.
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The three corporate bond issuers who sold new issues in euros on Tuesday offered something short, something intermediate and something long. The shorter tranches benefitted from the most interest.
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Chinese issuers are yet again dominating the supply in Asia ex-Japan debt markets, with four firms wooing dollar and euro bond investors on Tuesday.
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The German State of North Rhine-Westphalia has hit screens for a euro bond, coinciding with an easing of the political woes of its sovereign.
