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Private placements are not unknown for CEE sovereigns, but this is the biggest for years
Market participants have highlighted drop in Uzbek bond volumes this year
Uzbek issuance has fallen to near zero after a busy few years
Bookbuilding slower than normal due to the restart of war between the US and Iran
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Turkey’s capital markets may be in a tough spot, but they have been here before. Much, both for Turkey and for its ardent and admiring league of global investors, depends on securing political stability, then ensuring that the country gets the sort of reform-minded political leaders that it needs. Then and only then will there be a strong pick-up in capital markets activity. Elliot Wilson reports.
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Turkey’s banks are under pressure. A host of regulations and higher taxes have hit earnings growth, while the weak lira has increased the focus on costs and capital adequacy ratios. However, there are reasons for optimism, with four of the country’s six biggest lenders beating first quarter forecasts. Elliot Wilson reports.
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Turkey has made enormous strides since the turn of the century, recording a decade of growth and pushing through vast waves of reform. Now its main challenge is to inject enough fresh growth into an economy that shows signs of stalling. This will not be easy, especially now that the political outlook has become clouded following an unconvincing win for the ruling AKP party. Elliot Wilson reports.
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The bulk of respondents to Ferrexpo’s exchange offer have voted in favour of the issuer’s plans, the company said this week.
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As Ramadan begins, the international sukuk market’s run rate is on track to make 2015 the largest year for issuance ever. Several mandates have recently been added to the pipeline, giving fresh fuel to the sukuk sector’s fire. -
The bulk of respondents to Ferrexpo’s exchange offer have voted in favour of the issuer’s plans, the company said this week.
