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Swiss investors retain appetite for credit as yields become more attractive
As war drags on, banks are boosting hoards of cash after deposit outflows
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Pulp and paper producer Suzano Papel e Celulose reopened its 10 and 30 year bonds to the tune of $400m in total on Tuesday, becoming the first Lat Am issuer out of the blocks in September and the first of three pulp and paper companies from Brazil likely to issue this month.
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At least eight Latin American corporates are meeting fixed income investors ahead of potential dollar trades next week, with Brazilian credits in particular apparently keen to make up for lost time. -
Tajikistan made its debut in the bond markets on Thursday with a bond that came well wide of some investors’ expectations, as one of the smallest economies in the sovereign debt arena paid up to compensate for its shaky balance sheet.
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The Province of Jujuy hit the road this week ahead of a potential inaugural international bond sale, but it is not clear how many of the growing list of likely Argentine issuers will come to market in the September rush.
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London’s emerging market bankers are growing increasingly concerned about whether the Qatari central bank will go ahead with encouraging the country’s lenders into international bond markets, as tensions between the country and its Gulf neighbours continue. Michael Turner reports.
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The Kingdom of Bahrain has hired banks for a multi tranche Islamic and conventional trade that at the long end could stretch as far as 30 years, a tenor that some bankers have labelled “ambitious”.
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