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Jordanian bank wants to move into investment banking
Very few, if any, Gulf issuers are looking at sterling bonds
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Saudi Telecom is spinning off its internet services division in what could be one of the biggest Saudi Arabian listings since Aramco's world record deal -
As the IMF prepares to allocate $650bn worth of Special Drawing Rights (SDR) allocations, capital market participants are bracing for the impact on emerging market bonds
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Restructuring of emerging market debt is back on the agenda this week, as defaulted Zambia’s election saw ‘market friendly’ Hakainde Hichilema secure the country’s presidency. The nature of its forthcoming Eurobond restructuring, which some say could act as a benchmark for other emerging market sovereigns, is expected to become clear within weeks
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Emerging market investors say the Federal Reserve’s latest comments about tapering monetary support will not have a major fall-out on their market
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Middle East loans bankers pin hopes on second half of year, as data shows number of signed deals continuing to decline
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Investors are looking forward to a bond from South Africa, after an almost two year hiatus, following a global investor call on Friday
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