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  • European borrowers that flit between public and private debt have been choosing the Schuldschein market because of its comparatively tight pricing in the last few months but this week Freenet, the German telcoms firm, sweetened the terms it was offering investors.
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  • FIG
    Corporate and FIG borrowers and buyers have largely given up on primary markets for 2018, having faced choppy conditions this week. But things are not likely to be much calmer when they return in January, meaning a chaotic scrap could ensue as borrowers jostle for the best slots to print deals. Jasper Cox and Nigel Owen report.
  • The UK Debt Management Office has chosen the tenor for the final syndication of its 2018-2019 financial year, as Gilt yields rallied this week amid confusion over how the UK will eventually leave the European Union.
  • Shares in Solarpack Corporación Tecnológica, the Spanish solar power generation company, have risen by 8.9% in the aftermarket after it priced its €100m IPO above the bottom of the range.
  • Eurofima, the supranational institution which finances European rolling stock, took advantage of the strong market conditions on Monday to sell a well oversubscribed debut green bond.
  • SSA
    The European Stability Mechanism has softened the eligibility criteria for its precautionary credit lines, under a eurozone reform package sealed by the European Union on Tuesday.
  • The European Union will look to return to the private placement market for the first time since July 2017 to kick-off its funding programme next year. The supranational was also able to take advantage of strong conditions — since weakened — at the start of the week to bring a public market transaction.
  • The party looks to be over in emerging market bonds leaving borrowers with one heck of a funding hangover. Years of low rates have prompted a debt splurge from borrowers able to fund at ever lower coupons. But just as dollar rates are on the increase, those credits are racing towards a $2tr maturity wall and the problem of how to refinance it in a market that has presented clear symptoms of risk fatigue this year shows no sign of abating. Lewis McLellan and Francesca Young report.
  • Ice Group, the Norwegian mobile phone company, on Thursday called off its second attempt to list on the main board of the Oslo Stock Exchange, blaming turbulence in global equity markets.
  • Italy carried out a syndicated buyback alongside a reopening of its October 2021 issue on Thursday, despite a steep sell-off in the sovereign’s curve throughout the day.
  • Akbank, one of the largest banks in Turkey, is preparing a TL3bn ($558m) rights issue amid fears of an increase in non-performing loans as the Turkish economy enters a slowdown.