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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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The perception of the Swiss investor as exhaustively prudent is becoming ever more inaccurate. With borrowers of all stripes making inroads into the Swiss franc bond market, and buyers receptive to credits from across the world, the natives are more intrepid than other markets give them credit for. -
First Abu Dhabi Bank raised $650m with its market return on Monday, as Gulf Corporation Council financial supply continued with Union National Bank.
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State Export-Import Bank of Ukraine has opened books on a hryvnia Eurobond with an eye-catching 16% area yield.
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Two South African corporates are in the market for syndicated loans amid South Africa’s cabinet reshuffle, after former president Jacob Zuma resigned earlier this month.
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The Commercial Bank of Qatar debuted in Swiss francs on Tuesday, selling three year bonds to ‘the who’s who’ of the Swiss franc bond market, according to a banker on the deal. CBQ’s trade is the best illustration yet of Swiss investors growing more comfortable with Middle Eastern financial credit.
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Orders reached €1.6bn for Západoslovenská energetika (ZSE)’s five year note on Monday, marking a subscription rate of five times for Slovakia’s largest distribution operator.
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