John Deere mandates new five-year Australian dollar deal
- Tuesday, 18 July 2017
John Deere Financial (John Deere) (A/A2/A) mandated a five-year, Australian dollar-denominated, senior-unsecured transaction on 18 July. Initial price guidance for the deal is in the area of 90-95 basis points over semi-quarterly swap, according to lead manager Westpac Institutional Bank.
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