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The country offers huge potential and possible pitfalls for investors
A piece of very rare African senior bank issuance could also come this week
African issuers are dominating CEEMEA issuance
The company's curve has massively outperformed the South African sovereign this month
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Renminbi usage in South Africa has soared, according to data published this week by Swift. But although the country is still the only official offshore RMB hub in Africa, others are increasingly coming into the focus of Chinese regulators' internationalisation agenda. Kenya could soon see its first RMB clearing services, GlobalRMB understands. -
Once the wild west of finance, emerging markets had dodginess and defaults aplenty. Now ethical investors want socially responsible investments. But if SRI criteria are too strict there will be nothing to buy, writes Steven Gilmore.
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Amaya — Africell — Turkish Airlines — Ashtead
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A recent $150m loan for Sub-Saharan-based telecommunications firm Africell has a four year tenor, bankers close to the deal have revealed.
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Africell, the Sub-Saharan-based telecommunications firm owned by Lebanon's Lintel Group, has signed a $150m syndicated loan with local and international lenders.
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Zambia has printed its $1.25bn bond with a yield higher than any other outstanding African sovereign bond, as investors have this year punished the country for falling copper prices, a weak kwacha and a gaping budget deficit.
