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German styrenics supplier Styrolution held a London bank meeting on Tuesday for a €1.05bn-equivalent five year term loan ‘B’, which marks the company’s return to the market after pulling a larger facility in the summer. -
German ball bearing producer Schaeffler has set price guidance on its €1.8bn-equivalent term loan ‘B’.
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ABC HK tapping market with $300m bond — Greenland returns with 2017s — Bohai Steel offers three year dim sum — Energy Earth digs up Thailand’s first dim sum
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Korean Reinsurance (Korean Re), the world's ninth largest reinsurer, started meeting investors for a proposed US dollar subordinated capital offering on October 6. If it goes ahead with a deal the borrower will become only the second Asian insurer to issue sub debt offshore.
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Unibail-Rodamco, the French property company, achieved tight pricing on its latest eight year euro issue thanks to strong demand from across continental Europe.
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GM Financial, the finance arm of General Motors, finally emerged with its long-awaited euro debut issue on Wednesday.
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Bertelsmann, the German media group, made a rare return to the bond market on Wednesday with a new 10 year benchmark.
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Melbourne Airport returned to the euro market on Wednesday with a €350m 10 year that attracted more than five times oversubscription.
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German ball bearing producer Schaeffler has set price guidance on its €1.8bn-equivalent term loan ‘B’.
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The evolution of the green bond market took another big step forward this week as two of Europe’s biggest borrowers launched dollar benchmarks in green format for the first time — and another European agency prepared a second green bond in euros.
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As syndicated loan volumes in central and eastern Europe dwindled in the first nine months of the year, hit by conflict in Ukraine and sanctions on Russian banks and energy companies, Standard Chartered has emerged at the top of the bookrunner league tables.
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German styrenics supplier Styrolution held a London bank meeting on Tuesday for a €1.05bn-equivalent five year term loan ‘B’, which marks the company’s return to the market after pulling a larger facility during summer.
