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Suez issues rare 40-year US PP — Sopra Steria places Euro PP notes of rare size — Hafnia sails loan refi into port— Acquisitive Sonnedix returns to loans — Mesto builds demerger cash pile
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The UK’s Sonnedix has signed €189m of non-recourse financing, with the independent solar power producer financing an acquisition of 55 MW of generational capacity in northern France.
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Finland’s Mesto has signed €800m of revolving credit facility, as the industrial machinery company builds up its cash war chest in preparation for its partial demerger.
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Landesbank Baden-Württemberg has long held the crown as the top Schuldschein arranger, but even as the market internationalises the Stuttgart-based bank has retained its ability to cope with deal flow, as well as push the market beyond its usual borders. -
The UK’s South West Water has amended the margin on a loan to be priced as a spread against Sonia just days after the Bank of England said the loan market needs to do more to prepare for the cessation of Libor.
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Enterprising borrowers are getting creative with green loan targets, so they are better suited to their businesses. While the idea of a company giving itself a financial incentive to boost its sustainability is a good one, the goals companies are setting for themselves are not dissimilar from what they should be doing anyway.
