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The trade, like previous yen issuance, carries a guarantee
ECA-backed deal comes after AFC raises $2bn to fund infrastructure development
Five year bond set to be priced much tighter than the development bank's last senior issue
Investors were eager to tender their bonds despite initial resistance
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Access Bank is aiming to become only the second Nigerian issuer to launch a tier two dollar bond, and starts a roadshow next week.
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Kenya will start investor meetings on Thursday ahead of a long awaited dollar bond. The roadshow starts just days after African Eurobonds delivered one of their best weekly returns of the year, driven by tightening US Treasuries and real money interest in long dated paper.
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The CEEMEA market was back on form after a holiday induced slowdown last week. International Bank of Azerbaijan (IBA) and Russian ABH Financial are both aiming to price dollar bonds on Wednesday, while Morocco and Access Bank have added themselves to the African pipeline.
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The Kingdom of Morocco has mandated for a euro transaction, aiming to joining a long line of sovereigns that have ended a lengthy absence from that market this year. -
Jordan will look to issue both local and foreign currency sukuk early next year, with ministry and central bank officials meeting over the next two to three weeks to discuss the debut plans.
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While sukuk issuance so far in 2014 has lagged last year and 2012 (the busiest for that asset class yet), Emaar Mall’s recent $1.5bn financing has taken Islamic loans into post-crisis record territory, according to the IFIS Loans Database.
