€14bn floods EIB’s order book

Lewis McLellan

February 11, 2020 06:00 PM

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The European Investment Bank raised €3bn on Tuesday with a five year deal, receiving €14bn of orders for a deal capped at €3bn.

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Deutsche Bank JP Morgan SSA BNP Paribas EIB Supras and agencies

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