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New agreement not a done deal, but this is the furthest Ethiopia has got to in restructuring its bonds
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
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The International Islamic Liquidity Management Corp has attracted criticism for delays in getting its programme of short dated sukuk underway. But IILM’s project must not be rushed if it is to achieve the success the Islamic market badly needs. -
IFIS is conducting a poll of excellence in the Islamic finance market ahead of our 2013 awards dinner in Dubai.
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South African electricity provider Eskom kicked off a roadshow this week to market its second dollar deal.
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The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has been granted permission by the Zambian Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to issue Zambian kwacha denominated bonds on the local market. The IFC is the first international issuer to be approved for such a trade and hopes that the deal will encourage more activity on the country's domestic bond market.
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Tunisia’s prospects of borrowing in the international market brightened this week as its National Constituent Assembly passed a draft sukuk bill on Wednesday. The law is seen as an important hurdle to Tunisia issuing a sovereign Islamic debut and helps it open up a wider range of funding options as existing sources are becoming more pressed.
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Nigerian borrowers are still clamouring to be heard this week after Fidelity Bank has agreed two loans totalling up to $150m from the African Development Bank (AfDB) and Dangote Group prepares to launch its debut loan.
