Middle East
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The Emirate of Dubai has rebooted its privatisation programme after a year of no activity -
The IPO syndicate, which features what is believed to be the first ever stabilisation mechanism in the UAE, has been rejigged
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Buyers piled into deal as sovereign improvements could provide upside
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Port operator will use the money for a tender and to fund the purchase of bonds it is calling
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The bank hopes its green print will prove a blueprint to others
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Some bond investors questioned if the market was ready for Turkish tier two
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Deal hoped to pave path for other Turkish issuers this week
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Investor appetite test follows US Treasury rally
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CEEMEA borrowers have flooded back to the primary mart after a rally in US Treasury yields
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The note would be the bank's first trade since its blowout tier one sukuk in the summer
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The sovereign issued two new bonds and then tapped one of them
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The price range is enticing funds with a chunky dividend yield of 9.9%-8.4%
