Africa Bonds
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The Republic of Namibia on Thursday opened books on its first deal in four years, and the first African sovereign bond without a guarantee since July.
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Citi has revamped its Middle East and Africa debt capital markets coverage, which it hopes will bring "increased focus and efficiency" to its business.
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Angola has decided to issue domestic debt linked to the dollar and shelved a plan for a Eurobond, according to analysts.
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Amid fears of falling commodity prices, emerging market fund outflows and what a Chinese slowdown could do to Africa, Ghana priced a $1bn 15 year deal on Wednesday.
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The Republic of Ghana opened books on a partially guaranteed amoritising deal on Wednesday, with alluring initial price thoughts in the 11% yield area.
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The Republic of Ghana has picked banks for a dollar benchmark deal that is likely to come with a partial guarantee from the World Bank’s International Development Association (IDA).
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Angola has updated the mandate for its debut public Eurobond again, naming Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs and ICBC as leaders of the deal, according to two bankers away from the controversial financing.
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Angola has updated the mandate for its debut public Eurobond again, including a different European bank this time around. -
Brait, the South African private equity firm listed in Luxembourg and Johannesburg, issued a £350m convertible bond on Friday September 11. A banker at one of the leads said the deal, a true credit instrument, was very unusual for a company of this kind.
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Africa Finance Corporation (AFC), a pan-African multilateral development finance institution, has returned to the market with a short dated medium term note and could print in the format again soon.
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The Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia has embarked on a non-deal roadshow, with Lazard engaged as financial advisor and Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan helping to arrange investor meetings.
