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◆ Colombia turns from Swiss francs to eurozone in funding flurry ◆ CEEMEA issuers enjoy purple patch ◆ A test for US auto ABS as Europe's RMBS market gets boost
There is no sign of investor appetite for new CEEMEA bonds slowing down
Other sovereigns can learn a lot from how Turkey navigates the public bond market
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Czech clearing house had 'no other option' than to apply to EU DLT pilot regime but participants more optimistic about UK sandbox -
Colombian quasi-sovereign pays 15bp more than last week's cancelled deal, but mostly thanks to wider market
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Sukuk issuance from the company's corporates will stay low, however
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OQEP was 2.65 times covered with 50-50 allocation to international and local investors
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Large deal size one of a number of reasons borrower offers new issue premium
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Deal received ‘substantial’ interest from both local and international investors
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