Africa
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DCM boss targets green bonds as growth market for Africa issuers
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Deal will pay investors extra if conservation projects succeed
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African sovereign was one of two issuers to revive CEEMEA bond supply following the invasion of Ukraine
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Bankers had suggested any dovish tilt from the Fed would lead to new EM issues
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Singapore-based IIX is planning its first deal in 2022
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Pan-African telecoms firm managed to price its bond at tighter end of guidance
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Nigerian state-owned bank took more than €1bn of orders on maiden visit to bond market
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Nigerian debutant takes rare euro path as EM primary market brightens
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Axian Telecom, a pan-African provider of telecommunications, mobile money services and other digital infrastructure, has released guidance for its debut international bond at a level that syndicates and investors said looked attractive, especially as some funds look for more buy-and-hold opportunities amid wider market volatility.
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Airtel Africa had a tough start to life as a listed company but its stock has more than doubled since its IPO in 2019
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State-owned Nigerian issuer takes less travelled route in first visit to bond market
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Pan-Africa telecoms firm coaxes reluctant EM appetite