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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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Qilu Expressway’s underwriters have stepped in after the company's HK$1.3bn ($159.3m) Hong Kong IPO fell short in both the institutional and retail tranches. -
Latin American corporate bond refinancing needs will surge next year just as external financing conditions have worsened and as new governments take office across the region, Fitch warned this week.
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Brazilian issuers continue to focus mostly on liability management rather than new debt raising as a combination of weak conditions and looming presidential elections makes timing new deals difficult.
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Caribbean island nation Barbados said on Wednesday that views were “converging” over the possible size of its fiscal consolidation, setting the stage for negotiations with bondholders to begin.
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One of Wells Fargo’s senior loans team has left the bank.
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Grim trading in African bonds this year has not stopped DCM and syndicate bankers predicting that African Eurobond volumes will blast past historical records to hit a new high in 2018. With Angola forging ahead this week with a tap that broke a dollar hiatus of more than a month in the CEEMEA market, they look set to be proved right, writes Francesca Young.
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