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Why German issuers are turning to China’s panda bond market in 2026

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By Samuel Fischer
| This is Deutsche Bank
Panda bonds- renminbi-denominated bonds issued by foreign companies in China - are gaining traction as a stable funding alternative. Against a backdrop of geopolitical tensions, China’s renminbi bond market has emerged as a source of stability for global issuers.
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Der Veteranenverein Altdorf ehrt jahrzehntelange Mitgliedschaften und ernennt Ehrenmitglied.

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By Samuel Fischer
| Allgaeuer Zeitung Verified
Kürzlich wurden im Rahmen der Jahreshauptversammlung des Veteranen- und Soldatenvereins Altdorf mehrere Mitglieder geehrt. In guter Atmosphäre waren zahlreiche Personen anwesend und genossen den Ablauf des Abends und die Ehrungen. 50 Jahre: Josef Eberle, Martin Holdenried und Rudolf Greißel; 40 Jahre: Jürgen Daser, Max Fichtl und Anton Kees. Wilhelm Fürguth wurde zum Ehrenmitglied ernannt.
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Latitudinal scaling of aggregation with abundance and coexistence in forests - Nature

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By Thorsten Wiegand, Xugao Wang, Samuel Fischer, Chengjin Chu, ROBERT HOWE, W. John Kress, Juyu Lian, Luxiang Lin, Keping Ma, Xiangcheng Mi, Jonathan Myers, David Orwig, Xihua Wang, Enrong Yan, Guochun Shen, Sheng-Hsin Su
| Nature Verified
Abstract The search for simple principles that underlie the spatial structure and dynamics of plant communities is a long-standing challenge in ecology1,2,3,4,5,6. In particular, the relationship between species coexistence and the spatial distribution of plants is challenging to resolve in species-rich communities7,8,9. Here we present a comprehensive analysis of the spatial patterns of 720 tree species in 21 large forest plots and their consequences for species coexistence.
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