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The Singapore Exchange has admitted its 59th derivatives trading member, I-Access Investors, which is based in Hong Kong. -
Pricing on Akbank’s one year loan refinancing dipped by 10bp as political turmoil in Turkey appears to have died down since president Recep Erdoğan won a referendum to consolidate power in April.
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Not only is Iraq expected to have the sole attention of the market when it opens books for its new bond on Wednesday, but it will offer investors a rare chance to lock in government debt at a decent yield in a market more barren than the Atacama Desert. In short, bankers are expecting a blowout.
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BMW Automotive Finance (China) Co is planning its second outing in China’s auto loan asset-backed securities market this year, with book building for the Rmb4bn ($595.7m) Bavarian Sky China 2017-2 set to start next week.
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The rarity of corporate new issues from Panama allowed both lender Banco General and the capital city’s metro operator to price bonds tight to the sovereign curve on Monday.
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China Resources Land plans to issue its first mortgage or management fee-backed securities by the end of 2017, chief financial officer James Yu has told GlobalCapital Asia's sister publication GlobalRMB.
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CAF gearing up to transform regional development
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Emirates NBD Capital: An unrivalled conduit for Middle East liquidity
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European Investment Bank: Supporting sustainable development in North Africa
