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Central banks in the region have stepped in with support and lenders are thought unlikely to let sub debt extend
Higher prices and concessions mean many issuers will wait for better days
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A host of emerging market opportunities are set to be presented to equity investors in 2019 with Kazakhstan likely to lead the way with a number of highly anticipated listings. Sam Kerr reports. -
Emerging markets, reeling from a dreadful fourth quarter, should return to form in January, in spite of the bad conditions prevailing in the broader market.
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Equate Group, the Kuwaiti petrochemical producer, has amended and extended its $1.9bn term loan and $1bn revolving credit facility, achieving a reduction in pricing and strong demand from international lenders.
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Goldman Sachs International conducted business with Lars Windhorst, the colourful German financier, despite warnings from its compliance department that he was a high risk counterparty.
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The CEEMEA bond market has been shaken up in 2018. With some of the major issuers out of action, the Middle East has come into its own and heading the charge is Standard Chartered, which enjoyed a breakout year in the region.
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Opec+, the oil producing countries’ cartel and their non-member oil producing allies, decided to cut oil production by 1.2m barrels a day, sending the Brent crude price up 5%. Market participants are evaluating the potential impacts on capital markets and international relations.
