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Meanwhile, LatAm sovereign announces mandate for a multi-tranche deal that could come next week
Sovereign closed 'remarkable' deal despite US Treasury pricing drama
Big, volatile week in EM raises questions around fair values
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Indian companies are seeking chunky loans this year, with Tata Steel and Reliance Industries looking for $3.1bn and $2.7bn respectively. Bankers, who say Indian borrowers are still able to enjoy attractive pricing, expect more companies to take the opportunity for a cheaper refinancing. Pan Yue reports. -
GAM Investments said it had suspended all subscriptions and redemptions in its unconstrained/absolute return bond funds, following “a high level of redemption requests”.
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FMO has printed an onshore Georgian lari bond for the first time, with proceeds helping a drive to de-dollarise Georgia’s economy.
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Housing Development Finance Corporation has launched a $750m loan into general syndication, after attracting one extra bank at the senior level.
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As Asian exchanges increasingly embrace the US model for new listings — the introduction of variable voting rights being a case in point — disintermediated IPOs may perhaps soon be the next fad, writes Clawback.
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Debt capital markets bankers covering Latin America say that it hard to convince the region’s issuers to return to bond markets even as investor sentiment seems to be stabilising.
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