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Sovereigns are finding greater demand despite yields being lower than earlier in 2025
Deal attracts strong investor appetite from exclusively Asian lenders
Leads said no new issue premium was required, but attrition was large
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The Saudi media company is seeking a post-money valuation of up to $2.2bn -
Turkish bank adds more than 12 new lenders since last year
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Mongolia draws $4bn demand for $350m deal, the Philippines raises $1bn at a negative concession and investors ‘scramble for allocations’ on two China bonds
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Privatisation by the Emirate of Dubai is expected to raise $310m
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The lender found a strong end-of-year window to issue, agreed bankers
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Bankers expect the deal will price tighter than issuer's previous outing
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