United Arab Emirates
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An Abu Dhabi investment firm has committed to $8.5bn of earthquake relief bonds -
Dar Al Arkan, a speculative grade issuer, hit the top end of its size target
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The clean energy firm attracted orders over $3.7bn by midday in London
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The main comparables will be bonds from its shareholders such as Taqa and Mubadala
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Despite ADIB's success, many EM issuers will be unable to refinance their AT1 bonds
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The real estate firm broke new ground in the GCC by inserting a call option
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Deal from UAE real estate developer is scheduled for next week
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Loan pricing in other parts of EM are creeping higher, but they are falling in the GCC area
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Bond trades softly after sharp rise in Treasury yields during execution
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Emerging market corporate investors remain 'nervous', but primary market is opening up
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The lender needs to offer a premium to other UAE bank issuers
