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Federal and private student loan ABS are among the few securitization sectors trading wider, under pressure from imminent student loan forgiveness policies. While both sectors offer attractive spread pick up above other ABS asset classes, the softness points to mounting concerns that loan forgiveness will not only impact FFELP loans, but private deals too, which depend on a student’s willingness to refinance their federal loans. -
Acciona Energia, the Spanish renewable energy company, is due to price its IPO at €26.73 a share, the bottom of the initial range, having closed order books on Tuesday afternoon, according to sources close to the transaction.
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RAG Stiftung, the foundation set up by the German government to finance the discontinuation of coal mining in the Ruhr region, has sold its remaining shares in Stadler Rail, the Swiss maker of rolling stock, via an accelerated bookbuild on Monday evening.
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The demand for sustainable finance has exploded in the last few years. It is a hotbed of innovation as debt issuers look to make the most of investors’ desire to fund a better world. This week, GlobalCapital considers one of the most recent innovations: sustainability-linked debt.
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Greenvolt, the Portuguese biomass energy operator, is preparing to go public on the Lisbon stockmarket, having announced its intention to float this week.
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Xpeng has kicked off its Hong Kong secondary listing, the first from a Chinese electric vehicle maker.
