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Chinese issuers have been slashing the coupons on their onshore puttable bonds in an attempt to save money. They are playing with fire. -
For yield-hungry bond buyers, Central American sovereigns El Salvador and Costa Rica have proved irresistible in recent days. But as political infighting in both countries hampers fiscal consolidation efforts, fiscal fundamentals could cause creditors concern for years to come.
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Emerging market borrowers and lenders still lag developed markets on the transition away from the Libor, with the coronavirus pandemic hampering progress.
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Veon, the emerging markets telecommunications firm, has mandated for a rouble bond issue, six months since its last trade, a hard currency offering.
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Sembcorp Marine is looking to tap shareholders for S$2.1bn ($1.5bn) from a rights issue to help repay debt held by a subsidiary.
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The Shanghai Stock Exchange has clarified rules around red-chip companies listing on the Star board, shedding light on some areas that have previously confused bankers in China.
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