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Loan bankers have been waiting on tenterhooks for Kenya to reveal a mandate for deals totalling as much as $1bn, with the country’s government having originally been set to make the announcement this week. -
Loan bankers’ enthusiasm to undertake more Russian business this year looks set to translate into deals soon, with Russian Railways in talks about a new money club loan.
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The Indonesian ministry of finance has announced new regulations mandating bond dealers to act in accordance with the country’s best interests, effective immediately.
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The rising tide of capital outflows from China has left experts debating Beijing's best course of action. While there are a number of options, none are likely to generate long-term confidence in the renminbi.
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India’s government is making its divestment process in state-owned firms more transparent by creating two new information-sharing platforms.
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Origin launched the beta version of its private placement issuance platform on Monday, aiming to speed up and simplify the process of selling MTNs. It could make a material difference to the MTN market, but only if widely adopted.
