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Choosing your friends has never been tougher for issuers looking to tap Hong Kong’s IPO market. But it is time for firms to smarten up and master the subtle art of relationship management if they are going to use a “friends and family” IPO to the fullest. -
The deadly clashes between protesters and police in Kiev have made a country already off-limits to many lenders the risk/reward equivalent of tossing cash into a black hole. The impact this will have on Ukraine’s corporates has the potential to be devastating.
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Solocal’s refinancing deal announced last week may be complicated, pressured and messy, but for many issuers across the capital markets whose business models — and not just their balance sheets — are under increasing pressure, it may be a sign of things to come.
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Debt capital market bankers and portfolio managers in New York covering LatAm struggle to find a bad word to say about Mexico it seems. That is a dangerous thing. The country is riddled with risks and has yet to show concrete signs of the growth on which investors are betting. Moreover, recent history shows that a healthy dose of scepticism should accompany any widespread hype in emerging markets.
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Astra Sedaya Finance has injected some excitement into what has so far been a lukewarm period for the Asian loan market by dividing up syndication for its $330m fundraising by geography. The fresh approach bodes well for its success and will also give the market a much needed shake-up.
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Solocal’s refinancing deal announced last week may be complicated, pressured and messy but for many issuers across the capital markets whose business models — and not just their balance sheets — are under increasing pressure, it may be a sign of things to come.
