Middle East
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Only Saudi banks provide facility, as Western banks say the lack of ancillary opportunities makes the business case difficult
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Orders for the debutant's deal were building 'nicely'
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Dubai supermarket group's IPO is multiple times covered, say sources
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Debut trade from ADQ has been long-awaited, said one DCM banker in the Gulf
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A liquid market for follow-on share sales is the next step for the region’s equity capital markets
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OCP and Sisecam dual tranche dollar deals fly, Kuwait International Bank sells AT1
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Abu Dhabi book $15bn at first update, Apicorp mandates
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TBC Bank guides for AT1, Ziraat mandates for T2
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At the initial range, Spinneys will be valued at up to Dh5.5bn ($1.5bn)
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Deals are expected to go well, as investors have requested more of the paper
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Some of Turkey's top quality issuers are companies with strong followings but issuance has been sluggish
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One syndicate official off the deal expected at least 50bp of tightening
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Geopolitics and high supply forces higher new issue premium
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'Sensible' concession offered given waning enthusiasm
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Demand strong for $400m deal, despite Iran-Israel escalation
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Middle East bonds stabilise as world leaders urge against retaliation
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Iran's attack on Israel at the weekend did not cause a market panic
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Turkey’s ‘best in class’ corporate issuers to act as comparables
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Turkey's bond prices did not move much after Erdoğan's party met with defeats
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Modest demand for AT1 in primary amid big recent supply and caution around elections
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The Qatari bank has landed inside Doha Bank, as expected
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One DCM banker said the market may need a 'breather' from Turkish bank issuance
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More of Abu Dhabi's state-owned issuers are expected to tap Islamic investors
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The Turkish central bank handed investors a pleasant surprise last week
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Commercial Bank of Qatar is also preparing to return to the bond market after three years
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‘A broad church’ of borrowers will tap the bond market as investor appetite remains red hot
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The sovereign priced its new bond at the tightest spread for seven years
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The Dubai car parks operator's flotation was more than 165 times covered
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Investor sees launch level inside fair value as Turkish bank sneaks yield into single digits
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Secondary prices for Turkey euro bonds are stale, given illiquidity and a three year gap since its last issue
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Underperforming Akbank will be key pricing benchmark
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Slovenia was also in the euro market, tapping 10-year bonds
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Overwhelming demand the sovereign received makes a farce of investors’ ESG claims
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Round of Turkish loan refinancings this year will be much tighter than last
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Thomas Spitz had been with the Gulf bank for just two years