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Making coupon payments is only an attempt to save face

Indonesian firm braves dizzying ride for global stock markets to kick off IPO

The central bank likes to be seen as the guardian of markets. Someone should remind Lagarde’s speech writers

The market ‘lacks conviction’, which should support covered bond supply next week

Pipeline builds but bankers expect little deal flow

Monetary policy moves can only lead to pain

Issuers print well through mid-swaps but are limited to bonds with defensive maturities

Deal flow rather than pricing could encumber the market’s further growth

The Russian companies and banks subject to new sanctions on Thursday have had years to prepare for proscriptions and are in a position to tough out what the US and its allies has to throw at them. Can the same be said of the West?

French firm completes its euro public tier two funding for 2022

Swiss market debates whether it has found new limits or cannot support multiple monster trades after biggest deal in 13 years

Immune to inflation and profiting from tensions between Russia and the West, the Gulf states offer investors refuge from the despair sweeping European IPO markets.