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Elevated new issue premiums to battle issuer desire to avoid more volatility
Ten-year US Treasury yield passed 5% ahead of the upcoming FOMC meeting
Six Middle Eastern and Asian banks are bookrunners on DAE's first loan since completing acquisition of Macquarie AirFinance
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If any of Latin America’s larger sovereigns spent the first half of January lingering on the sidelines not wanting to pay up for being the region’s first issuer in 2019, their angst was misplaced. -
Caribbean telecoms group Digicel has finally wrapped up a distressed debt exchange to avoid a potential default next year, after extended negotiations with bondholders. But Fitch warned on Monday that the move has 'undermined' the group’s position with creditors.
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Dubai Islamic Bank finishes the roadshow for its additional tier one bond on Wednesday. The market is eagerly awaiting pricing details and though no call has yet been confirmed, bankers and investors are expecting the bank to redeem its outstanding tier one in March.
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First Abu Dhabi Bank’s five year sukuk benchmark, which has raised a book of $2bn so far, is prompting renewed discussion over fair representation of joint lead manager interest in Middle East bonds.
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China’s activity in central and eastern European (CEE) lending and investment is set to swell further in 2019, as its banks and other financial institutions extend their reach.
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Emerging market bankers are concerned by the lack of borrowers looking at bringing deals to market, in spite of the improvement in the backdrop since late last year.
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