Central Asia
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At $300m, the Georgian bank would be printing the biggest ever AT1 from the country
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The new issue premium was about 50bp at the starting point, said one investor
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Issuance from the region will increase, said one investor
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Kazakh airline completes triple listing on KASE, LSE and AIX
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$300m IPO is one of the first big floats in EMEA this year
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With Russian and Ukrainian issuers out of the picture, Uzbekistan is likely to dominate CIS bond volumes
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BAE Systems will sell shares in the airline it helped seed in 2001
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Agrobank has clearly paid attention to investor feedback since the summer but in stalling its new issue it risks losing its audience
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Helping the issuer will be a new bond from the Uzbek sovereign earlier this month
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Country is the first EM sovereign so sell a local currency green bond overseas
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Sovereigns tipped to sit out regional revival
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Uzbekistan plans a dollar and som deal next week and others are lining up
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Appointment of BTIG as sole lead raised questions among EM bond market praticipants
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The state-owned bank's deal is expected to print next week
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Prime minister remains committed to privatisations although gloco says geopolitical risk put off international buyers
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One banker on DBK's deal admitted to some anxiety over the market 'vomit', but investors held firm
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Investors had largely brushed aside concerns over Kazakhstan's relationship with Russia
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A successful print for Development Bank of Kazakhstan could encourage more CIS issuers
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The Kazakh development bank's new issue would be the first from the country since unrest in January
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Bondholders consider ramifications of shock uprising for Turkey, Russia and beyond
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An uprising in Turkey inspired by the protests this week in Kazakhstan would not be a huge surprise
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Investors are pondering the fate of Russian bonds after it despatched military personnel to quell Kazakh unrest
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Investors spooked by violent Kazakhstan protests