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Investment bank, like the group, wants to diversify outside France, and will lead with its strongest suit, real assets
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Lidl, the Germany-headquartered budget supermarket chain, has entered the syndicated loan market to raise cash from Asian lenders for a second time, according to market sources. -
Eurostar, the majority French-owned train service between the UK and Europe, has asked the UK government for bailout loans. The request came as 28 senior businesspeople in the UK wrote an open letter warning that the rail service was fighting for its survival.
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The senior syndication stage for a $140m-equivalent loan to support TPG and Northstar Group’s acquisition of a majority stake in Japfa’s southeast Asian dairy business is set to close by the end of this week.
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One of the boldest initiatives to green the financial system is getting under way this year, as the members of the Net Zero Asset Owner Alliance begin a drive to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions of entities they invest in by between 16% and 29% in the next five years.
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Commodities trading giant Trafigura has launched a Schuldschein which, due to its poor credit profile and high intended yield, is a clear outlier in the market, while some bankers are surprised that such a large company would try to raise such a small loan.
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Hamburg Airport has pulled a Schuldschein transaction with an initial target of €100m, according to several market sources, due to a lack of interest from investors.
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