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State-controlled company is seeking further financing after surge in jet fuel prices
Largest of three IPOs in Turkey struggles to get covered, smaller ones multiple times oversubscribed
Omani oil company has pushed out maturity by a year
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A year and a half of costly insurance losses from the disasters such as the 2017 US hurricanes and last year’s wildfires in California are grinding down investors in catastrophe bonds and other insurance-linked securities. That raises questions over the direction of a market that has experienced consistent growth up to now, writes Jasper Cox. -
Companies usually park their reserves of cash in staid, low-yielding liquid assets. But asset managers are trying to persuade them to invest some of that money differently, in a way that could help them live up to their environmental commitments.
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Emerging market issuers are hesitant to rush back into the market in the new year. Most are waiting on the sidelines until the tone becomes more settled and investor desks are fully staffed.
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Uzbekistan could announce roadshow dates as early as next week, having put ratings in place and picked banks for its debut Eurobond.
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Africa Finance Corp has raised a $300m loan facility from a consortium of international lenders.
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Turkey’s inflation fell for the second month running in December, prompting some analysts to predict that the central bank will cut the main interest rate in January, much to the concern of syndicate bankers.
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