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The Euromoney International Schuldschein Forum 2019

Frankfurt, Germany

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19 March 2019, 08:45 - 16:45 UTC +02:00

Now in its seventh year, The Euromoney International Schuldschein Forum will reconvene on 19 March in Frankfurt. The event will focus on the growth and future prospects of this originally German, but now rapidly internationalising debt instrument.

2018 has been a year of two halves for Schuldschein deals. Third quarter issuance totalled 8.3bn euros - more than the entirety of the first half of the calendar year combined. What began more than ten years ago as a safe, steady investment product for local German 'Sparkassen' has morphed into funding vehicle for European corporates large and small; for bank investors and asset managers; and with deals arranged by an increasingly diverse club of international banks. Euromoney Conferences provides the definitive meeting spot for anyone active or considering joining the market.

In 2019, Euromoney will bring together global arrangers, issuers and investors in Schuldschein (or 'SSD' for short) to ask, how will this market maintain its astonishing penchant for international growth beyond Europe? The agenda is ready to view below, but here are some key questions that our speakers will answer:

  • How useful are public debt markets as an index for accurately measuring Schuldschein's deals?
  • Why is the issuer and investor make-up of Schuldschein changing? Is expansion necessary?
  • Is the growth in Chinese investment in European private debt sustainable?

For those keen to find out more about Schuldschein, this conference is a must-attend, with agenda-defining debates, diverse speakers from across the value chain, and interactive networking opportunities.

Please click here for the program.

Issuers and investors can register for free. Arrangers and law firms can register for the standard rate of EUR 1,599 (+ applicable taxes).

Speakers

Oliver Dreher, LL.M. (King's College London)