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Business has sagged in the third quarter, but the pipeline is busy, despite an intractable war
Private bonds are now being offered in the open market wider than where public deals trade
Even as USTs stay near 5%, supply expected to pick up
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Lietuvos Energija, a quasi-sovereign utility company that is fully owned by the government of Lithuania, was on track this week to price its second green bond. The deal will also mark the first trade from central and eastern Europe in over two weeks and offers an over 100bp pick up over the sovereign. -
A new wave of liquidity and price crunching could hit Bahrain’s loan market once details of the country’s bailout from its GCC neighbours emerge, according to lenders from the region.
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The emergence of securitization deals equipped with international ratings are a sign that Bond Connect investors are aiming for variety beyond government bonds, a senior official at the Chinese central bank told GlobalRMB on Tuesday.
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Indian companies Bharat Hotels and Chalet Hotels are preparing to go public, having filed draft prospectuses with the securities regulator.
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GAM Investments has hired Markus Heider as investment manager to join its emerging markets fixed income team, based in London.
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Opera’s planned $115m Nasdaq IPO now has a cryptocurrency angle after Bitmain, a Chinese bitcoin miner, joined the deal as an anchor investor.
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