South Africa
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South African bank is responding greater demand amid volatile markets -
Securing a deal similar to Eskom's debt relief would cheer investors, said one banker
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South Africa’s Sasol revealed investors’ eagerness this week, but yields are making issuers’ eyes water
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A solid order book showed corporate investors will buy but other issuers may not fancy paying a coupon near 9%
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South African bank paid slightly wider margin than last year
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The company's coal usage will preclude some investors but many will prefer to engage than not
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Primary market is opening up to a wider range of credits
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The South African retail conglomerate is seeking capital to reduce its leverage
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More CEE sovereigns are preparing to issue new bonds but African issuers may need to wait
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Lack of outstanding bonds from the South African utility may encourage 'huge' indications of interest
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The petrochemicals company’s shares fell after it announced it will sell a $750m convertible
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The telecoms firm has cut international debt to 35% of total
