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Dubai will be pleased with the reaction to last week’s restructuring proposals. But the result is close to what bankers originally expected to happen in November. Four months’ pain could have been avoided.
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Dubai will be pleased with the reaction to last week’s restructuring proposals. But the result is close to what bankers originally expected to happen in November. Four months’ pain could have been avoided.
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State-owned Russian Railways priced its debut Eurobond on Friday after piling up $10bn of orders. Demand for Russian credit is riding high, but where is the sovereign to soak it up?
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The European loan market’s pulse is quickening after 18 months of painful rehabilitation. But there is a real danger that the market’s return to full health might take longer than it should as borrowers wait for margins to fall further before making the (re)financing leap.
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The Middle East’s loan market has had a good start to 2010. But there is still some way to go before calling a full recovery. Luckily, for some sectors at least, the bond market is proving a reliable alternative source of funding.
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The Middle East’s loan market has had a good start to 2010. But there is still some way to go before calling a full recovery. Luckily, for some sectors at least, the bond market is proving a reliable alternative source of funding.