Corp Bonds - Swiss franc
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A director of UBS' Swiss franc syndicate is leaving the desk and the financial sector on Monday, to pursue a career at a technology start up.
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Gazprom made its sixth appearance in the Swiss franc bond market on Wednesday, but for only the first time as an investment grade credit after S&P upgraded its rating. Institutional investors, which only buy bonds that are eligible for the Swiss Bond Index, piled into the transaction, pushing pricing down and the size up.
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Grand City Properties, the German residential property firm, printed eight and a half year Swiss franc bonds on Wednesday, and also sold a new nine year in euros on Monday alongside a tender for some outstanding bonds and convertibles.
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Grand City Properties, the German residential property firm, printed eight and a half year bonds on Wednesday, in the second foreign real estate deal in Swissies since 2013.
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AMAG Leasing, the Swiss vehicle lessor, priced two new Swiss franc bonds this week. A Sfr150m (€129m) five year transaction on Monday was followed by a Sfr100m two year on Friday.
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Crédito Real, a Mexican consumer finance company, is set to debut in the Swiss franc bond market in the coming weeks.
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German property firm Aroundtown became the first issuer from its sector to raise Swiss franc debt not driven by reverse enquiry.
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PSP Swiss Property, rated A- by Fitch, tapped its April 2026 Swiss franc bond last Friday, opening the market for corporate issuance in 2018. The deal doubled the bond's size to Sfr200m ($204.93m).
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Swiss property investor Allreal Holding sold an eight and a half year bond to investors drawn in by the spread.
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Swiss franc bond investors have the opportunity to buy paper with a longer maturity on Wednesday, as telecoms company Swisscom launched a Sfr150m 16 year trade, but bankers say that despite the positive reception to the deal, longer dated primary issuance in the currency will remain rare.
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Deutsche Bahn returned to the market after a two year absence with the longest dated Swiss franc bond from a German corporate. Swap costs have made it tricky for Deutsche Bahn to borrow in the Swiss currency. But the lead managers found a window at 13 years for the issuer to exploit.
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Unrated jewellery company Folli Follie debuted in the Swiss franc bond market on Wednesday, having failed in a previous attempt — a sign that retail buyers are becoming more receptive, market participants said.