CHANGING APPROACHES TO LATAM DEBT
A decade of good economic policies and a global financial crisis of unseen proportions can make a lot of difference in the global market, and in 2010 Latin American bonds have become the flavour of the day. Governments issue debt in dollars and other foreign c...
EBRD'S ROUBLE BOND LAUNCH
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development launched a five-year RUB3bn ($95.7m) bond in late June, returning to the domestic market for the second time this year to raise funds for its local currency lending programme in Russia.
PIMCO EM FUND
Investment management major PIMCO, has launched the PIMCO Emerging Markets and Infrastructure Bond Fund, that seeks to capitalise on the expected sharp increase in spending by developing nations on energy, transportation, water and waste treatment, telecommuni...
EBRD LAUNCHES RUB3BN BOND
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development’s (EBRD’s) second rouble domestic issue this year, a RUB3bn five-year floating rate note, has been heavily oversubscribed
TURKEY RETURNS TO LOAN MARKET
That all-important tipping point in the history of the Turkish economy, and by extension the Turkish banking sector, that would propel the country out of its emerging market harness and, possibly, into the European Union, has never quite materialised. True, th...
MOODY'S CMBS REPORT MAKES GLOOMY READING
The performance deterioration of Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities (CMBS) and multi-family transactions in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) accelerated in the first quarter of 2009, says Moody's Investors Service in its EMEA CMBS Q1 2009 Surveil...
THE AFTERMATH OF PARTIAL DEFAULT
Ecuador’s decision not to pay part of its sovereign debt is triggering speculation about just how far President Rafael Correa intends to pursue non-orthodox policies. It is even leading to heated debate over whether the country may jettison the US dollar in fa...
JSE BID TO BUY BOND EXCHANGE
In late October Johannesburg’s JSE Ltd announced it was in acquisition talks with a number of shareholders in the Bond Exchange of South Africa (BESA). After ten long years of repudiated approaches, it now looks likely the deal will go ahead after the JSE rais...
LOOSENING THE COGS OF INVESTOR CONFIDENCE?
While governments in most of the world have taken radical steps to battle the financial crisis, including buying stakes in banks, Argentina has gone much further by effectively nationalising its pension fund industry. At a stroke, the country has secured its a...
TAKAFUL - BALANCING REGULATION AND GROWTH
While the mainstream Islamic finance industry has witnessed healthy growth over the last ten years, takaful-dedicated funds are few and far between (with notable examples in Malaysia, Singapore and Bahrain). However, this does not properly reflect the emergenc...
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