Africa Bonds
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Creditors will also be looking to claw back what Zambia owes on its Eurobonds -
Eager investors appear willing to ignore hawkish signs with more borrowers likely to contemplate bonds
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Authorities are making headway in improving finances but pitfalls lie ahead of $2bn maturity in 2024
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Evidence emerges of banks discriminating over lending and bond mandates
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Ghana has learned the lessons of Zambia's debt restructuring
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South Africa’s Sasol revealed investors’ eagerness this week, but yields are making issuers’ eyes water
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A solid order book showed corporate investors will buy but other issuers may not fancy paying a coupon near 9%
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The company's coal usage will preclude some investors but many will prefer to engage than not
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‘EM risk is back in vogue,’ say market participants after FIG flyer
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There would still be hurdles and an agreement may even make defaults more likely
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Despite banking crisis-induced volatility, EM is mostly still in good shape, according to investors
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“Rumours of the demise of the EM market have been greatly exaggerated”
