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Like many senior sukuk from the Gulf, local investors will drive demand
Order books are more concentrated than before the war, said a banker involved
EM debt investors had largely expected a debt treatment would be required
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Emerging markets issuers have for the most part taken enough advantage of a bond bull run to sit safe as volatility upends markets. But when the primary market reopens, they will change funding tactics as they start to need more cash. -
As the deadly Covid-19 virus continues to wreak havoc on global markets and supply chains, emerging market lenders are proceeding to discuss financing options with clients, but are only comfortable funding those of the highest quality, according to bankers. Origination processes are becoming more stringent than ever, with some lenders requesting to see borrowers detailed contingency plans.
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Finablr’s shares have been suspended and the company has warned that it may go out of business just ten months after ts IPO.
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Malaysia’s Press Metal Aluminium has raised a $300m dual-tranche financing to support its acquisition of Bintan Alumina Indonesia (BAI).
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The People’s Bank of China kept the one year medium lending facility (MLF) rate unchanged on Monday, contrary to market expectations.
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Yes Bank has written down Rp84.15bn ($1.14bn) of its Basel III compliant additional tier one bonds, becoming the first Indian bank to have its AT1 notes bailed in. The move, together with capital injection from a group of banks led by State Bank of India, is expected to give a much-needed boost to the beleaguered firm’s capital ratio.
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