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CASE STUDY: A Green Step Forward for Turkish FIs
As the first green bond to be issued by a Turkish FI, Turkiye Sinai Kalkinma Bankasi’s (TSKB) US$300mn 5-year notes saw tremendous demand from accounts Europe and Asia, helping to set the benchmark for other Turkish issuers looking to raise capital for sustainable projects.
3 Jun 2016
On The Horizon in EMs
GFH Financial Group plans US$150mn sukuk – Turkey to raise US$1bn through Islamic debt – Ghana’s COCOBOD gains permission for US$2bn loan facility – Petrobras announces US$6bn bond buyback
2 Jun 2016
Debt complacency unlikely to affect GCC reform progression
Low oil prices have prompted many Middle Eastern sovereigns to introduce reforms aimed at diversifying their economies away from oil revenues. Many such countries have, or are also planning to tap the international debt markets. With oil prices stabilising and liquidity still strong, will true structural reforms inevitably fall by the wayside?
2 Jun 2016
VIDEO: Marcos Meireles, CEO, Rio Energy
Marcos talks about whether the project developers in the renewable energy sector are looking to raise capital for ventures in Brazil.
2 Jun 2016
VIDEO: Greg Saichin, CIO, Emerging Markets, Fixed Income, from Allianz Global Investors
Greg speaks about how Brazilian debt compares to that of other emerging markets from an investor perspective.
2 Jun 2016
On The Horizon in EMs
Oman's MB Holding Company mandates banks for sukuk – Argentina's Cablevision SA mandates banks for benchmark bond - China Aircraft Leasing Group Holdings signs US$195mn syndicated loan
1 Jun 2016
Indian corporates forced to bond
Indian corporates will be forced to issue bonds to finance certain ventures. However, despite a pressured banking sector, stronger and better managed corporates would still be able to access bank financing.
1 Jun 2016
South Africa’s corporates shun the markets
Although there is concern over S&P Global Ratings’ upcoming review of South Africa, a lack of corporate activity on the international debt markets is not a recent phenomenon; simply put, country’s fundamentals have been deteriorating for some time.
1 Jun 2016
Can Temer’s policies save Brazil from old politics?
Interim Brazilian president Michel Temer has set out a new economic plan that has been seen as a positive move by the international markets, but a likely delay in the implementation of pension reform and overarching concerns over political events – particularly the recent resignation of two senior ministers – will likely temper market sentiment.
1 Jun 2016
VIDEO: Carlos Adati, CFO, Seara Agronegocios
Carlos speaks about, what Seara Agronegocios's growth strategy is over the coming financial year as well as the financing options available to Brazilian corporates connected to the commodity sector.
1 Jun 2016