GCC
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Huge books allow sale to price through curve, but bankers do not expect other deals to repeat issuer’s strategy -
The book passed over $1bn and included international accounts as well as the usual Islamic buyers
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Only a few issuers will be able to bring deals as investors digest recent glut of issuance amid data and holiday disruption
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Listings by privately owned companies are expected to play a greater role in the Middle Eastern IPO market this year
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With IG sovs finished for the year, CEEMEA’s next challenge awaits
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Bahrain is planning its first public issue since 2021
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The Fed is unlikely to revise its plans as oil prices rise due to the cut in production
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Majority state-owned utility has used loans for the past two years rather than sukuk
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Debut international deal wins eager demand from Islamic investors and enthusiasts for Saudi risk
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Existing shareholders and sector specialists keen on shares in German carmakers
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Big demand for UAE deal as IPO issuance from the Middle East overtakes Europe once again
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Shareholder's reputations may be hurt, but their debt market access will not be affected
