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The article details trading deals in European leveraged finance primary markets as of March 15, 2018. Topics discussed include the expected issuance of 1 billion euro worth of papers by investors, market assessment by leveraged bankers and investors, and the potential yield offered by leverage finance.

The article provides an overview of the Euro-medium term note (MTN), a type of private placement (PP). Topics discussed include the access to PP in the form of Euro-MTNs by European companies that are regular bond issuers, benefits of the Euro-MTN to investors and the decline in the issuance of corporate MTNs in 2015.

Prices in Europe's secondary loan market have fallen to their lowest levels for two months, though investment grade loans bankers say recent sales have gone through at a "decent price". [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Two European railway operators, Eurofima and SNCF Réseau, plan to sell green bonds through the private placement market in the near future. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article emphasizes the need for private placement (PP) investors to go global, according to participants at the 2015 Euromoney/GlobalCapital Corporate Summit held in Paris, France. Topics discussed include the varied PP markets in Europe, the shortage of international investors in the Euro private placement market, and the success of the Schuldschein market in the international market.

Both the primary and secondary markets for European corporate debt struggled in the second quarter of 2015, but the primary market was the harder hit of the two, according to data released by Trax on Thursday. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Belfius tapped into the hefty imbalance between supply and demand in the market for additional tier one (AT1) bonds on Thursday, ratcheting down the pricing to achieve the second lowest coupon for the instrument ever in euros. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Some banks in Europe's syndicated loan market are worried that investment grade companies are successfully pushing for looser terms and conditions on their loans, though others deny there is a problem as the market prepares for 2018's first big round of refinancings. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

More than a decade after the financial crisis began, European banks are finally close to building new capital structures that should allow bail-ins to replace bail-outs. But with central banks promising to step away from financial markets in 2018, the last push could be the trickiest part of all. By Tyler Davies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article discusses the condition of the capital market in Europe. Particular focus is given to the placement market in U.S., the plans of the European Commission, and provides information on the Capital Market Union project (CMU). Other topics addressed include the development of financial marketers and investors in Europe.

This article presents information on the reopening of the European collateralized loan obligation market in 2016 with a securities deal launched by PGIM. It discusses the pricing of the deal, the sole arranger for the deal, the challenge facing portfolio managers in the leveraged loan market, and allocation of bonds by other European issuers.

Additional tier one debt is firmly back on the table for European banks this week, with HSBC and Erste Bank both launching new issues in a busy week for FIG supply. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten stormed into a quiet European market for private placements on Monday with one of its largest euro MTNs in years. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article reports that regulation hinders the private placement (PP) market in Europe despite its role in promoting the Capital Markets Union (CMU) initiative. Topics discussed include Allen & Overy's survey showing the increase in the number of companies using PP as an alternative finance and the disparity of different tax systems.

The article discusses the highlights of the 2016 City & Financial's conference on the European securitization market which was held in London, England. Topics discussed include the regulatory proposals in the European securitization market to promote the asset-backed securities (ABS) product and panellists' concern over the declining participation of investors in the market.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts are concerned that European investors could shy away from poor volumes in their own region in favour of the US market. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]