African Development Bank AfDB
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Several supranational borrowers are eyeing dollar issuance after a blockbuster start to the market this week, SSA Markets understands. Denmark’s KommuneKredit capped off a week of oversubscribed trades from Libor plus issuers when it sold its first ever five year.
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The African Development Bank, which last week sold its longest ever offshore Ugandan shilling deal, is examining further opportunities to borrow in African domestic capital markets. It sold its debut onshore Ugandan trade in July.
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The African Development Bank (AfDB) is expected to price a tap of a five year dollar deals on Thursday afternoon. The agency is looking to price at a level similar to EBRD’s dollar tap earlier this week, but in twice the size.
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The African Development Bank (AfDB) is eyeing a Kangaroo or dollar global to raise the $1bn it has left to print before the end of the year.
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Rentenbank reopened the benchmark market for SSA borrowers on Monday with the first of a possible quartet of dollar trades that bankers expect to see in the near future.
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A pair of European supranationals are expected to revive euro supply in October, following a two week pause in SSA benchmark issuance in the currency. Dollars hogged the limelight this week and three days of public holidays in China next week is likely to keep many borrowers away until October 8.
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Tight swap spreads ticked even tighter on Friday, a day after the Federal Reserve unveiled QE3. The swap will make it hard for sub-Libor issuers to offer an attractive spread over Treasuries.
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Several borrowers are working on dollar deals for as early as next week, SSA Markets understands. Dollars is set to be the go-to currency for benchmark issues in coming weeks. Tight swap spreads are putting investors off across the board but the central bank bid will support dollar deals.
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African Development Bank (AfDB) made its fourth outing in Kangaroos on Friday, with another tap driven by Asian demand.
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African Development Bank (AfDB) and Eurofima kept Kangaroo supply bouncy on Wednesday, each tapping a 2016 note.
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African Development Bank re-opened its March 2022 Kangaroo notes on Tuesday following a tap of the same deal the day before.
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The African Development Bank (AfDB) is visiting investors across Asia in anticipation of a dollar benchmark transaction which is expected in either August or September.