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Announcements could come as early as Monday, the two month anniversary of the last public GCC trades
Islamic investors have been a safe haven for Gulf issuers in the past, and can be now
Kuwait joins PP party
The Iran war has led to a flurry of private trades from the Gulf
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Etihad Airways, in search of a platform from which to fund itself and its subsidiaries, has turned to the bond market’s financial laboratory and come up with a unique structure that has emerging market investors doing some serious credit work.
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Lebanon has sent out its request for proposals for a new Eurobond, just as Moody’s warned that political protests reflect growing instability that could hit economic growth and confidence in the banking system.
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The Republic of Iraq started a five day roadshow on Thursday, ahead of what would be its first international bond deal in almost a decade. But some buyers and bankers away from the deal suspect only a sub-$1bn deal with a double digit yield will be possible.
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A flood of banks in the Middle East are set to follow the two Abu Dhabi names which are making a dash for cash in the loans market to meet new regulations as they grapple with low oil prices, writes Elly Whittaker. -
Debt bankers close to Etihad Airways’ structured bond deal are expecting investors to ask for a 50bp premium on top of the fair value yield, while interested fund managers have started price analysis in earnest.
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Etihad Airways will meet investors from Thursday to introduce a structured deal that has been alternately described by bankers away from the transaction as “impressive” and “too clever by half.”
