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Ukraine has finally accessed International Monetary Fund support, as the country won access to a $5bn stand-by arrangement this week, but more long running negotiations for an extended fund facility (EFF) are on hold for now. -
African telecommunications infrastructure firm Helios Tower’s $750m bond this week tested the waters for high yield corporate issuance from emerging markets.
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The European Central Bank’s chief supervisor has spoken out this week against the complexity of the capital triggers that can lead to restrictions on payments of additional tier one (AT1) coupons. He expressed his fear that these arrangements could be having a negative impact on bank lending behaviour during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Africa Finance Corp, the Nigeria-headquartered multilateral development bank, has issued its first Eurobond of 2020, winning three times oversubscription.
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France and Denmark have increased the size of their annual funding programmes as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, with the former making the third upward revision to its borrowing needs in as many months.
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Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank took home Rmb3bn ($424m) from its debut Panda bond on Thursday, at a price that was well below levels of its comparables. Senior officials at the Beijing-based supranational bank told GlobalCapital China that it wasn’t all smooth sailing, but the deal shows the potential of the renminbi debt market.
