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For the first time in 17 years, no South African banks are involved in an overseas sovereign trade
The Moldovan firm is also buying back bonds due in two years
'Stressful' Trump victory could make EM a tricky sell for fund managers, but Banorte, MSU test appetite
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The former Credit Suisse banker will start his new role next week -
There are plenty of CEEMEA bonds ready to print, but a recent Treasury spike has made it trickier
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Investors have ESG concerns about South Africa, but commodity risk is the main worry
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Energy company swaps $197m of dollar notes amid continuing currency controls in Argentina
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Investors want to lock in high yields while they can, which should maintain book sizes at healthy levels
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The return of merger and acquisition activity would be a major boost
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