South Africa
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UK bank sells remaining 7.4% stake in overnight block -
Lancaster 101 sold a $370m stake in a narrow window between the bank holiday on Monday and Wednesday's US Federal Reserve meeting
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Barclays cuts stake in South African bank for the first time since 2017
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The sovereign secured a cheap price on its 30 year tranche, said one investor
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South Africa brings long awaited dollar offering as Croatia mandates banks
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DCM boss targets green bonds as growth market for Africa issuers
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Deal will pay investors extra if conservation projects succeed
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Senior banker will be Africa's only female general manager
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New head of Africa banking for Barclays comes from Standard Bank in Johannesburg
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Investors are looking forward to a bond from South Africa, after an almost two year hiatus, following a global investor call on Friday
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South Africa, historically one of the continent’s most favoured issuers, has come under intense investor scrutiny as it faces a wave of domestic unrest.
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Simon Denny, whom Barclays hired as head of banking for South Africa in 2019, is no longer with the firm.
