Middle East
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The encouraging tone for EMEA IPOs has extended into Tuesday with a rare and successful real estate investment trust listing in the United Arab Emirates, for ENBD Reit. -
Lebanon was on track to print a triple tranche bond at the long end of the curve on Monday, having announced price talk first thing.
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Lenders flocked to join two Turkish bank refinancing deals this week, with a bump in pricing following political turmoil in the country.
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National Bank of Abu Dhabi revealed its new capital markets leadership on Thursday, following the bank’s merger with First Gulf Bank.
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Turkiye Sinai Kalkinma Bankasi (TSKB) has announced plans to roadshow an inaugural Basel III compliant tier two dollar deal, a week after Akbank’s successful debut in the format.
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The IPO of Innogy was voted Equity Capital Markets Deal of the Year and JP Morgan judged ECM Bank of the Year in GlobalCapital's 2016 Awards - read the full results here.
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State owned Turk Eximbank attracted 22 banks to its €421m refinancing deal, according to a banker on the deal.
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Gulf Cooperation Council governments are expected to raise $32.5bn in international sovereign bonds this year, down from the record $38.9bn last year, said Moody’s in a report on Tuesday.
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Akbank’s more generous pricing seems to have paid off with banks lining up to refinance its syndicated loan.
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This week saw the entry of Kuwait into the capital markets. The sovereign’s long awaited debut received orders of $29bn at peak, proving that demand for the region is as strong as ever. Now Argentina is looking to print a rare Swiss franc deal.
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Dubai shopping centre builder Majid Al Futtaim (MAF) has closed a revolving credit facility in a club deal with relationship banks.
