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Greensill Capital Inc paid $83,646 a month for private jet


Greensill Capital Inc paid $83,646 a month for private jet
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Greensill Capital’s US arm was paying $2,868 an hour to another subsidiary of the supply chain finance group to charter an Italian turboprop jet before it collapsed in March, bankruptcy filings reveal.
Greensill Capital (IOM), the owner of a Piaggio P180 Avanti II aircraft registered in the Isle of Man, agreed to provide services to New York-headquartered Greensill Capital Inc at the hourly rate of £1,600 for a minimum of 350 flight hours each year, according to an agreement signed between the two entities in May 2018.
Greensill Capital (IOM), which is also based on the self-governing island between the UK and Ireland, has claimed £88,845 ($159,250) from Greensill Capital Inc, which is going through Chapter 11 bankruptcy, for “lease of aircraft”, according to creditors’ claims.

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Netflix, Amazon pop up in Greensill Bank court filing


Netflix, Amazon pop up in Greensill Bank court filing
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US investor White Oak Global Advisors, which is in talks with Sanjeev Gupta over possibly pumping more money into GFG Alliance, is one of two dozen American groups – along with Netflix and Amazon Digital Services – named as creditors and counterparties of Greensill Bank in US bankruptcy filings.
White Oak, headquartered in San Francisco, is also one of a handful of groups in talks now with GFG about potentially refinancing parts of the steel conglomerate’s Australian operations.
GFG faces a huge uphill battle to replace $6 billion in funding globally, which had previously been sourced from Greensill Capital.

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Italy, Portugal Bond Sales Flooded With Orders by Yield Chasers


Italy, Portugal Bond Sales Flooded With Orders by Yield Chasers
This content was published on April 7, 2021 - 12:00
April 7, 2021 - 12:00
(Bloomberg) -- Bond sales by two of Europe’s most indebted nations have been inundated by demand as an economic recovery begins to lift yields from historically low levels.
Italy received more than 64 billion euros ($76 billion) of bids for its first new 50-year bond in almost five years via banks on Wednesday, according to a person familiar with the matter. That’s more than three times the previous record. The nation is also selling debt maturing in 2028.
Meanwhile, Portugal is bringing to market a 10-year security, racking up more than 30 billion euros of orders from investors. The orderbook is sizable for Portugal, but still stands more than 10 billion euros short of its all-time record after being scaled back slightly over the course of the day.

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Italy and Portugal Unleash a Wave of Bond Sales to Lock In Rates


Apr 07 2021, 9:26 PM
April 07 2021, 9:30 AM
April 07 2021, 9:26 PM
(Bloomberg) -- Bond sales by two of Europe’s most indebted nations have been inundated by demand as an economic recovery begins to lift yields from historically low levels.
(Bloomberg) -- Bond sales by two of Europe’s most indebted nations have been inundated by demand as an economic recovery begins to lift yields from historically low levels.
Italy received more than 64 billion euros ($76 billion) of bids for its first new 50-year bond in almost five years via banks on Wednesday, according to a person familiar with the matter. That’s more than three times the previous record. The nation is also selling debt maturing in 2028.

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