Middle East
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Banks have not abandoned Turkish clients despite rising risks, but prices have risen for borrowers -
Investors hope Turkey is returning to some form of economic normality, but are still nervous
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Bond trades softly after sharp rise in Treasury yields during execution
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Emerging market corporate investors remain 'nervous', but primary market is opening up
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Capital raising shows that real estate companies in the Middle East are immune to problems in the West
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The lender needs to offer a premium to other UAE bank issuers
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Early hopes of a change of policy, if not of leader
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For too long, issuers in Europe have had a mentality of squeezing every possible cent from a listing
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- How borrowers are navigating the US’s debt ceiling stand-off - The rise of Middle East capital markets - Tougher times ahead for European corporate issuers
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Two deals this week show there is still ample demand for Middle East IPOs, despite the recent slowdown
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Structural problems mean access to the sukuk market from outside the Islamic world is limited
