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Market stress so far confined to consumer credit and SMEs across region
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There has been little immediate impact on the broader Schuldschein market after the breakdown of talks between the UK government and Carillion’s creditors over the weekend, which has led to the UK building and services company going into liquidation. -
Volkswagen Financial Services has raised €600m through a Schuldschein placed with a single investor. The benchmark, which took the market by surprise, left many with more questions than answers.
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India’s Yes Bank is extending a fundraising spree that began last year, and is back in the overseas loan market for the third time since August 2017.
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German supermarket group REWE International has become the first company to launch a Schuldschein deal at benchmark size this year, a sign that German blue chips may be busy in the market this year.
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Euro private placement issuance has dwindled in the past few years as larger companies have found cheaper funding elsewhere. But a flurry of chunky transactions late in 2017, including two from prestigious family holding companies, has led some to dream big for the year ahead.
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Telefonica Deutschland launched a €200m Schuldschein on Thursday, which included a €50m one year tranche that was placed using blockchain technology.
