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French energy firm Albioma has sold €100m of Euro PPs, with the interest on the debt tied to its share of renewable energy in its overall production. -
Sister affiliate alternative asset managers Candriam and New York Life Alternatives have bought a minority stake in European private credit firm Kartesia. The strategic partnership will bolster Kartesia’s financial position and keep the firm competitive as direct lenders in Europe increase their firepower.
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Euler Hermes, the German export credit agency, has launched a new green credit insurance product, with a senior executive at the state-run insurer leaving open the possibility of insuring other types of ESG financing as well.
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North Star Housing, a housing association in the northeast of England, has sold £80m of 40 year debt to Pension Insurance Corp, as housing associations prove the saving grace of an otherwise muted year for private placements.
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The Loan Market Association has got its contractual ducks in a row as it prepares to launch a new platform to automate parts of the documentation process for loans and ancillary services, with the industry body looking to start the service early next year.
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Louis Dreyfus, the Dutch agricultural trading company, has amended and extended revolving credit facilities totaling $697.6m, weeks after the company got its first investment grade rating.
