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Chinese optical fibre developer Hengtong Group has hit the international loan market for the first time for a $100m fundraising. -
The Central Bank of Russia (CBR) is planning new rules from the start of July that will ramp up the risk weighting on foreign currency loans, which is expected to lead to a tumble in non-ruble lending in the country at a time when international banks are steering clear. Mike Turner reports.
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Emerging market loans bankers are clinging to their tranquil view of Turkey amid soaring bond yields in the country. The insular nature of borrowing practices there means international lenders are exposed almost exclusively to Turkey’s banks.
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Deutsche Bank’s head of corporate finance EMEA, Alasdair Warren, has become the highest profile casualty of new CEO Christian Sewing’s cost-cutting drive, after failing to re-establish Deutsche at the summit of the European corporate finance rankings.
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After a quiet few days in emerging market bonds, two CEE sovereigns have braved the market this week — Slovakia and Croatia. Slovakia’s success in printing a 50 year tranche — ultra long by CEE standards — and being the first eurozone sovereign back in the market since Italy-led volatility last week, has brought some comfort to investors.
