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Even if ceasefire succeeds, investors will still want a risk premium
Demand allowed the bank to cut the yield by 35bp
The country offers huge potential and possible pitfalls for investors
A piece of very rare African senior bank issuance could also come this week
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In 2013, several CEEMEA issuers roadshowed, mandated or even released price talk for a new Eurobond before postponing the deal. EuroWeek Emerging Markets recaps the borrowers that may be waiting for a window, and finds out whether they are still looking or have embarked on another funding plan.
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Prospective international sukuk debutante Morocco is pushing ahead with plans to introduce Islamic banking for the first time, with parliament set to take a vote on the government’s draft bill as early as April. -
Tanzania Electric Supply Company (Tanesco) has signed a $250m syndicated facility in a deal that bankers claim is the largest deal ever syndicated solely among east African banks.
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Bunge Finance — Vallourec refis — Kenya starts loan talks — MTN South Africa picks Barclays for RCF
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Shares in JD Group, the retail firm majority owned by the Steinhoff Group, fell on Wednesday after the company announced that it would raise between R1.3bn and R1.5bn ($118.4m and $136.5m) through a rights issue.
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Reports on Tuesday that Tanzania has postponed its debut Eurobond until the next fiscal year because of a delay in getting a risk assessment from Citi have been denied by bankers in London both at Citi and away from the bank.
