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Italy returned to the private placement market to print one of the year’s largest MTNs on Thursday. The deal stood out this week, since issuance in the market has started to wind down ahead of Christmas. -
CPI Property, the Frankfurt listed property owner, has signed a new €700m revolving credit facility, bumping up the size of its main bank line as lenders say liquidity is still a focus for corporates.
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India's TML Holdings used its ties to parent company Tata Motors to appeal to investors in a $300m bond sale on Thursday.
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Sunac China Holdings tapped two of its dollar bonds on Thursday, using up the $320m left of its offshore issuance quota.
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European banks are running out of ways of selling senior bonds at positive yields. A near-miss from Svenska Handelsbanken this week was enough to convince the market that it’s only a matter of time before an issuer breaks the 0% barrier, write Tyler Davies and Frank Jackman.
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Sub-benchmark deals are not so much of a novelty anymore: a trio of rare names filled their boots with diminutive deals this week, with each attracting bumper demand.
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The European Union impressed once again this week as it sold the third and final bond of the year under its Support to Mitigate Unemployment Risks in an Emergency (SURE) funding programme.
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Deal arrangers expect that next week will be the last real window for issuance in 2020, with investors set to close down activity from the middle of December.
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Close Brothers returned to the public market after a two year absence on Thursday, launching a 10 year sterling deal from its operating company at a very flat level compared to its shorter dated bonds.
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Ford Automotive Finance (China), Dongfeng Nissan Auto Finance Co and domestic Chinese originator BYD Auto Finance Co competed head-to-head in the onshore auto loan asset backed securities market this week, but a strategy of targeting different investors helped bankers manage the competing supply, Addison Gong reports.
