Turkey
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Vakifbank has received a $967m loan from 37 banks, marking yet another oversubscribed Turkish syndication following a period of heightened political uncertainty after a constitutional referendum.
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Turkey’s Ziraat Bank was quick to take advantage of the recent rally in Turkish credit, opening books on a five year bond at 5.5% on Tuesday morning.
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Turkish privately owned bank Fibabanka well test demand for riskier Turkish debt following the country's constitutional referendum on April 16, and has named two for its debut public transaction, a tier two Basel III deal of up to $300m.
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Turkey’s debt markets always seem resilient to political shocks. But rose tinted views of president Recep Erdogan’s referendum victory this week ignore a worrying truth that its vast growth potential lies more than ever in the hands of one man able to squander it.
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Turkey’s Isbank cut through post-referendum uncertainties to raise up to $750m with a seven year senior note on Thursday.
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Jefferies is building out its CEEMEA trading operations, and eventually plans to add primary markets, derivatives and local currency trading to a revitalised business.
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Bank ABC has successfully closed a $213m syndicated loan to Albaraka Türk Bank and launched another two new deals on Wednesday.
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Turkey’s Isbank cut through post-referendum uncertainties on Thursday to bring a new senior bond but offered plenty of juice to get things started.
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Global Yatırım Holdings, the Turkish investment group, has hired Barclays, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs to lead the $250m IPO of Global Ports Holding, the largest operator of cruise ports in the world, on the London Stock Exchange.
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Theresa May stunned the UK on Tuesday by calling a snap general election, but equity capital markets remain calm and the next wave of IPOs is becoming more visible, with two more new deals announced this week.
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Turkish bond prices were unmoved after the country's president, Recep Erdogan, scraped a narrow victory in Sunday’s constitutional referendum.
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Turkish food manufacturer Ülker has closed a $375m loan from 12 banks, marking the first corporate deal since the attempted military coup last year.