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Ivory Coast bagged over $4bn of orders for its new Eurobond on Tuesday, with investors taking comfort in the amortising structure which is becoming a feature of the African sovereign market. -
The Republic of Niger has signed an agreement with the Islamic Development of the Private Sector (ICD) to set up a CFA150bn ($259m) sukuk programme.
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Ivory Coast is marketing its new 12 year amortising note at 6.875%, a level that offers around a 37.5bp new issue premium.
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Angola may have progressed to printing bonds in the public market, but the lure of opaque African private placements will continue to tempt others.
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Nigeria’s central bank will set up a new regulatory body covering Islamic finance, and require individual Islamic firms to establish internal committees covering Shariah matters.
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Angola has mandated banks for its next Eurobond but found its options limited as three major EM houses revealed they cannot or will not lead its deals.
