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◆ Running a bond business in a crisis ◆ Bank issuers find their way back into the bond market ◆ Can frontier emerging market sovereigns fund themselves?
Markets may not be shut for too long, and African sovereigns have managed debt well
Sovereign pays at least 25bp of concession but points to healthy demand after broader spread widening
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Books were nearly $3bn for its first trade in five years -
The Qatari lender offered about 30bp of concession at initial pricing
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East African sovereign could print $1bn-$1.5bn, depending on demand for the tender
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The kingdom revamped its green finance framework after the original was met with scepticism
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A senior trade from Yapi Kredi on Monday drew a book more than three times the deal size
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The winning deals, organisations and individuals will be crowned at a ceremony in New York on April 22
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