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Kazakhstan is preparing to open up its local markets to foreign investors, having this week inked a memorandum of interest with Euroclear. After a big year for EM local currency issuance in 2017, investors and bankers are excited about the possibility of easier access to Kazakh local markets, writes Virginia Furness.
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Russian corporates have been quick off the mark in the bond market this year with two more following fertilizer company PhosAgro into bonds this week.
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Equity investors seem to be shrugging off the geopolitical tension surrounding Turkey, which is fortunate for a pipeline of Turkish IPOs, but there are risks if relations with the US worsen further, writes Sam Kerr.
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Making Kazakh domestic assets Euroclearable is a laudable aim. But in its treatment of international investors, the country needs to be aspire to similarly high standards if it is to succeed in opening up capital markets.
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High grade loans bankers are predicting a flood of refinancing and amend and extend exercises in February, as earnings blackouts end and deals that have sputtered early this year push through the market.
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