Middle East Bonds
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The volume of year-to-date FIG issuance in CEEMEA dwarfs this time last year -
The development bank's high ratings will not preclude emerging market investors from buying
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Demand for senior bonds very is high, said one investor
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Qatari bank's sukuk is the third from the Gulf region this year
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A market wobble in October meant the telecoms company postponed issuance
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Bank’s first senior print draws book of $3.45bn
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KFH’s debut looks set to print inside fair value, according to one investor
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The trade is the most raised by an EM sovereign in one day in nearly four years
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The bank is the first non-sovereign from the GCC to issue new debt this year
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Gulf issuers get ready after steady beginning to year's bond sales
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New bond volumes surged from 2022, but are still far lower than in previous years
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A cash-heavy Islamic investor base starved of supply — compared to what conventional buyers were served up — helped Middle East and North Africa sukuk issuers secure bigger order books, giving them more pricing power than regional peers issuing regular bonds, writes George Collard
