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  • Colombia’s largest lender, Bancolombia, raised $750m of tier two subordinated bonds this week in the first Basel III-compliant transaction from the country.
  • Brazilian steel producer Gerdau this week became the latest Latin American issuer to take advantage of hugely benign conditions to issue new debt inside where its existing curve was trading.
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    Turkish oil refiner Tupras hit screens for the first time in five years on Thursday, with the transaction successful despite a geopolitical ruckus and a fatal tragedy at one of the company’s plants.
  • Is Afghanistan finally turning the corner? The desert country, a crossroads between Central and South Asia, has for so long strived for stability and security and found neither
  • Three devastating hurricanes this summer have not changed President Trump’s mind about leaving the Paris Agreement. But the response from US business and municipalities has been remarkable. Many reject Trump’s decision and are determined to carry on regardless, resisting climate change
  • This article is the second part in a series of four on China’s Belt and Road Initiative that we are publishing during the 2017 IMF-World Bank annual meetings in Washington DC. We have devoted two articles to the Belt element, and two to the Road element, of which this piece is the second and focuses on the western part of the maritime route
  • The Western financial crises saw the IMF ride to the rescue. Now the storms have passed, poorer economies want the fund’s attention but may lack political unity to engineer long term change
  • The appointment this week of John Flint as chief executive of HSBC carried none of the drama and internecine rivalry that marked the elevation of his predecessor Stuart Gulliver six years ago, but could have implications for the future leadership of the firm’s global banking and markets division.
  • Goldman Sachs has bought Genesis Capital, a US mortgage firm that finances residential real estate development loans, as a long period of house price increases drives loan origination in that sector prompting expectations of more securitization activity.
  • At first glance the flurry of Italian banks entering the capital markets — including such unfamiliar names as Banca Popolare Dell’alto Adige (BPAA) and Banca Sistema — is an indication that international investors will lap up the debt of Italian minnows just as readily as they do for larger lenders in other peripheral Eurozone countries.
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