Middle East
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Relief as Turkey sells largest ever new issue but doubt lingers over country's other credits' access to capital markets -
Israeli state-owned monopolist compelled to start with generous premium despite scarcity appeal as volatility deters investors from primary market
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Islamic buyers flock to generously priced deal
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Initial price talk for top EM credit a sign of worrying times as investors begin to refuse all new issues
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Turkey mandates for first sukuk since currency carnage
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Ukraine invasion fears close EM primary bond market but niche deals can still go ahead
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Regional investors had high demand for first ever sustainability AT1 sukuk
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Order book tops $3bn in for Saudi lender's additional tier 1 deal
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Dollar benchmark marks return of state-owned utility
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The appointment adds to a number of senior hires made by the bank in the past year in Asia
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UAE lender secures tight pricing, but Saudi lender may be a better bellwether of EM primary conditions
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Investors and banks believe Islamic format is the best way for Turkey to regain capital market access
