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Sweden’s Molnlycke got in early this week with a €500m eight year trade, as bond bankers said that the euro market is ready to ramp up again in the coming days. -
Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken mandated banks for its first green senior bond on Wednesday, as a growing number of banks catch on to the merits of the format.
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The State of North Rhine-Westphalia announced on Monday that it will hold a roadshow for its third sustainability bond.
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Investor AB, a Swedish industrial holding company, has signed a new five year plus one plus one revolving credit facility for a capped size of Skr10bn ($1.13bn).
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BMW formed part of the auto sector’s traditional charge from pole position into the first corners of the corporate bond market on Wednesday, beginning the new year with a dual tranche trade that paid single digit concessions.
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Finnish-headquartered property materials firm Caverion Group has signed a €60m unsecured term loan after restructuring in 2016.
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DNA, one of Finland’s largest telecommunications companies, closed at €10.10 on its stock exchange debut on Thursday, after pricing its €413m IPO in the lower middle of its range.
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Arcus, the Norwegian distiller owned by private equity group Ratos, made its debut on the Nasdaq Oslo on Thursday after its Nkr1.7bn (€196m) IPO that was multiple times covered.
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In another sign of the cautious mood gripping the IPO market in Western Europe, Varta AG, the German microbatteries maker, has called off its €150m Frankfurt IPO. Yet the Nordic market continues to show its resilience, as three successful flotations reach their conclusion this week.
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The IPO of Arcus, the Norwegian distiller owned by private equity group Ratos, is multiple times covered within its revised price range.
