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The Republic of the Maldives, which took a big hit to its tourism-reliant economy last year due to the pandemic, announced a tender and new money offer on Monday, returning to the dollar bond market after a three year hiatus. -
In a move expected to add pressure to the already suffering long dated Treasury market, the Federal Reserve confirmed on Friday that US banks will once more have to include Treasury holdings in their leverage ratios from next month.
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CLO debt investors are demanding cleaner CLO portfolios with underlying collateral less vulnerable to the impact of Covid and with high recovery prospects. With US CLO supply volumes at record levels, investors have the opportunity to pick and choose their deals, pushing managers into a fight over pricing and portfolios.
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IAG issued a dual tranche euro bond this week — its first since the pandemic struck — following an extensive round of actions to shore up its balance sheet in the face of plunging airline passenger traffic. Investors looking for a recovery story piled into the new issue, which found more than €5bn of demand.
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Suriname asked bondholders for more time to reach a crucial agreement with the IMF on Wednesday evening, requesting investors extend a previously agreed holiday on all bond payments.
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Moody’s became the third rating agency in four months to downgrade Panama’s sovereign rating, cutting the borrower from Baa1 to Baa2 on Wednesday afternoon on the back of an “unusually large” erosion of the country’s fiscal strength during the coronavirus pandemic.
