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One of the bright spots in 2024 has been progress on sovereign debt restructuring — Zambia, Ukraine and Ghana have restructured their debts. But while the market has made great strides in refining a complex and often fractious process, concerns remain, particularly over the vital issue of comparability of treatment
Concessional finance is essential for getting through difficulties, but countries must attract private money
Climate finance flows are too slow, says the head of one of Africa’s largest banks. Attracting large institutional investors and Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds will be vital to speeding them up
A $1.9bn IMF loan for Tunisia is frozen, while the government has refused to implement fiscal reforms, leaving the country at risk of default unless it can continue to source finance from other lenders
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Books were nearly double the $300m deal size
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Year's first African bank bond is performing strongly in the secondary market
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Ecobank's Nigerian unit recently secured breathing room from bondholders on capital ratios
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Investors want to lock in high coupons, though still prefer the top ranks of the sub-IG universe
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Burst of ECM action in South Africa and Poland