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  • Pakistan is set to become one of the world’s great economies, benefiting the $46bn China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, which will link Beijing with the Indian Ocean overland for the first time. An influx of Chinese — and global — capital will boost growth and foreign direct investment, buoy the construction sector, and help transform Pakistan from a nation of separate and often fractured provinces, into a single, co-ordinated, consolidated country
  • Pakistan’s banking sector is in its best shape for years, as bad loan ratios fall, capital adequacy and profits rise, and new legislation allows lenders to process a logjam of bad assets that has long bedevilled the system
  • Pakistan has long been considered an energy-poor nation. But oil, gas and coal finds, offshore and onshore, and major new port facilities and pipelines stretching the length of the country, could be set to transform the South Asian sovereign into a major energy player of the new century.
  • Pakistan’s capital markets are back in business after a few lean years, with M&A deal volume and the Karachi Stock Exchange at record highs, and investors chasing yield in a country now promoted to MSCI ‘emerging market’ status. Rules passing through parliament are expected to underline the country’s reputation as a great place to do business
  • GlobalMarkets: Vietcombank’s stated ambition is to establish itself as the number one bank in Vietnam and one of the top 300 in the world. Very briefly, can you explain how Vietcombank will achieve this ambition?
  • Vietnam is one of the fastest growing economies in the emerging market universe, and an increasingly popular magnet for investors looking to establish a hub in the ASEAN region. But explosive growth is creating a number of challenges.
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    Kommunalbanken, the Norwegian agency, has selected three banks for a Reg S/144A green bond.
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    Primary bond markets were awash with Turkish bank deals on Tuesday as Turk Eximbank, Sekerbank and Kuveyt Turk added to Isbank’s Monday mandate. With books slow to build and Turkey recently losing its investment grade status, lead managers believe new issue premiums will need to offer a reason to invest.
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    Republic of Poland raised €500m with its longest ever syndicated bond as part of its push to extend the average duration of the country’s debt by taking advantage of low rates, as Slovenia made plans to reduce debt costs by buying back three of its dollar bonds.
  • Doosan Bobcat and its IPO advisers were left red-faced after the company was forced to pull its W2.4tr ($2.2bn) float in South Korea last week. The deal is making a quick comeback and the leads have done what they can to turn the situation around. But the incident serves as an object lesson in how not to do an IPO.
  • In a troubled European IPO market, the $1.8bn-plus flotation of ConvaTec, the UK medical supplies maker, is covered at its base deal size, three working days into the bookbuild.
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    Investors are soon to be treated to the lowest rated Russian bank debt since 2012 as Tatfondbank embarked on a roadshow for a three year deal to test just how strong demand is for the asset class.