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The bank's regular appearances in primary markets stopped after Russia invaded Ukraine
Japanese government bond yields have risen during the last few months
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Sovcomflot, the Russian shipping company, has signed a 10 year loan facility with three international lenders. Russian syndicated loan volumes remain low, but Sovcomflot is widely regarded by bankers as one of the stronger and more established Russian borrowers. -
Headhunter Group, the Russian recruitment software firm, priced a $220m IPO on Wednesday in the first new listing from a Russian issuer since November 2017.
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Ukraine’s president-elect Volodymyr Zelensky appears to have planted his flag firmly in favour of European integration but there are warnings that Russia will step into the gap if the bloc does not reciprocate
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Senior Bosnia and Herzegovina officials vented frustration at the stalled process of EU accession talks yesterday (Wednesday), warning that Europe’s foot-dragging was stymying growth and investment and threatened to undermine belief in the process.
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Five years after the EBRD decided to stop funding new projects in Russia, the country has started to hint it might walk away from the multinational bank and find other funding sources unless it opens negotiations
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Climate change may be climbing to the top of the EU and EBRD’s agenda, but the outlook remains clouded in CEE, where green bond issuances remain intermittent. However, countries in emerging Europe are being encouraged to respond to their obligations by using green financial instruments
