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Conditions for issuing bonds and sukuk in Dubai look great, but mid-way through January there is still barely a glimmer of a deal. Those borrowers that need to come to market this year would do well not to miss their chance.
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Conditions for issuing bonds and sukuk in Dubai look great, but mid-way through January there is still barely a glimmer of a deal. Those borrowers that need to come to market this year would do well not to miss their chance.
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Initial price thoughts are a useful price discovery tool in illiquid markets. But in core markets where liquidity is high, they can obfuscate how successful a deal has been. It is time to consider doing away with them where possible.
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The China Securities Regulatory Commission is up to its old tricks again, intervening to postpone an IPO that had been poised to list on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. The CSRC’s actions suggest that it is not yet ready to give up control. Issuers might have to wait a little longer for a fully market-oriented China IPO market. -
January frontloading is traditional for sovereign issuers, but could be more important this year than ever. Investor demand and the prospect of rising rates mean savvy states should follow the lead of the first issuers of the year — and quickly.
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January frontloading is traditional for sovereign issuers, but could be more important this year than ever. Investor demand and the prospect of rising rates mean savvy states should follow the lead of the first issuers of the year — and quickly.
