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Despite rough market conditions and angst over rates, array of deals have been well taken
It is difficult to see issuance conditions growing much better in the foreseeable future
Société Générale and Standard Chartered provided euro and yen tranches respectively in first World Bank-backed transaction involving the Japanese currency
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Three more CEEMEA issuers hit the screens on Wednesday with new bond mandates, but one US based EM investor said that after a stellar January he is taking stock and considering reducing his exposures.
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Indian telecommunications company ITI has launched its IPO, looking to raise up to Rp14bn ($196.6m) in fresh equity. -
Peruvian fresh food exporter Camposol tightened pricing on its new bond by well over 50bp from initial price thoughts on Tuesday as bankers said the price discovery exercise had exceeded expectations.
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Colombian financial conglomerate Grupo Aval found idyllic conditions on its return to international bond markets on Tuesday after an eight absence, offering a minimal concession to existing notes issued by its largest subsidiary.
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Ghana Cocoa Board, the central organisation for Ghana’s cocoa industry, will close a $600m syndicated loan this week, according to bankers. This loan is the borrower’s third outing in 12 months.
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Issuers across CEEMEA are continuing to soak investors dry, as data indicates this has been the busiest start to the year on record. Bankers have brushed off claims that fears around coronavirus and geopolitical volatility will put an end to the boom.
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