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Several events have improved investor sentiment around the Turkish lira, but analysts warned that options are underpricing risks from the politicisation of the central bank and the weakened tourism outlook. -
Russian container terminal operator Global Ports Investments has released guidance for a $350m long five year bond on Monday, offering much more than several other double-B rated credits from the country.
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Sukuk investors are getting ready to welcome Malaysia's dollar offering, with the sovereign hiring four banks to organise a global roadshow.
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P&M NotebookBanks are shrinking, the industry is shrinking, and big splashy hires are a thing of the past. So when a senior FIG banker, in a secure seat, at a solid institution jumps ship, there’s a mystery afoot.
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Lat Am syndicate bankers said on Thursday that the market remained in wait-and-see mode ahead of Argentina’s imminent jumbo bond return as another week passed without issuance.
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JP Morgan announced a recommitment to fixed income, an area where many rivals are retrenching, in its annual letter to shareholders.
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Banca Popolare di Vicenza on Thursday launched premarketing for its €1.5bn IPO and capital increase, after a period of uncertainty when UniCredit, the underwriter, had cast doubt on whether it could be completed by the end of April deadline.
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Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) on Tuesday threw open the door for dollar issuance as the second quarter of the calendar year kicked off, with several other issuers eagerly following.
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The European high yield bond market burst into life this week with the largest single tranche deal of the year and — more significantly, said some bankers — the first euro deal from a US issuer.
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Portugal brought a dual tranche syndicated tap this week, in what some bankers felt was a disappointment amid a busy market where every other deal went well — but the leads were quick to defend the trade.
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The European Investment Bank and the European Union kicked off April by printing impressive benchmark deals, yet despite this strong start to the quarter SSA bankers fear that a combination of the threat of a Brexit and the low yields on offer in the euro market will make conditions extremely challenging for issuers.
