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  • Investors shrugged off warnings from the US Federal Reserve over tighter monetary policy to lap up tightly priced issues by emerging European sovereigns this week.
  • Investment analytics firm Impact Cubed has launched a new ranking for ESG impact based on which countries are improving fastest — an important factor when considering the view that those that demonstrate ESG leadership will attract more investment.
  • Sudan could see up to $50bn of its debt written off following agreement with bilateral lenders, multilaterals and commercial creditors, potentially turning an important corner in its return to the international fold
  • The EBRD hopes to launch its push into sub-Saharan Africa next year, its managing director for the Southern and Eastern Mediterranean region said this week, as the ravages of Covid-19 in the region stymie hopes of a 2021 launch.
  • The arrival of a new president of the EBRD has not pointed to any change in the bank’s frosty relationship with Russia, which economists believe faces a depressing outlook for economic growth.
  • The EBRD’s central and eastern European heartland faces tough challenges as it seeks to regain its economic footing after being laid low by the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic
  • The debate over the idea of creating a unified European development bank missed an opportunity raised by the G20 to establish an insurance guarantee agency, one industry expert tells GlobalMarkets
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    While far from over, the Covid-19 crisis has been going on long enough to start to evaluate the response to it by MDBs. According to experts, it has been hit and miss
  • Although the US Federal Reserve has pointed towards tapering its monetary policy — warnings that in the past spooked investors — emerging markets are poised to weather the storm well, sources said this week. Though challenges lie in store, there will be no repeat of the ‘Taper Tantrum’ witnessed in 2013.
  • The Federal Housing Finance Agency announced new leadership appointments under the new acting director Sandra Thompson on Tuesday, kicking off a wave of people and policy changes to come in at the agency.
  • Diameter Capital Partners has priced its debut CLO after $250m seed funding from alternative asset managers Apollo Global Management and Corbin Capital, and the pension fund of renewable energy company Babcock & Wilcox. Despite being active in the bond-loan deals, this is the first traditional CLO priced by Diameter, making the firm a new entrance in the regular broadly syndicated loan CLO market.
  • Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce achieved a roaring success with its $2bn five year 144A deal priced on Wednesday, the first from a Canadian bank in over a year. CIBC managed to achieve a size and spread that would not have been possible in euros and showed the importance of paying attention to key currency markets outside Europe.