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Kenya receives IMF loan

Kenya has banked a US$1.5bn loan from the IMF

15 Mar 2016

ORPIC in large debt financing

Oman’s ORPIC has managed to successfully secure a large project financing facility in a region where economies are suffering from low commodity prices. The corporate’s independence from the sovereign, and success as a result of that, highlights that there are still attractive investment opportunities in the Middle East.

15 Mar 2016

The First True Project-Financed Nigerian IPP Deal

Azura Edo is Nigeria’s first true project-financed independent power plant (IPP) and the first project of its kind in over 20 years, leading to the development of a template that will help open the market to future deals of its kind.

15 Mar 2016

Emerging markets face large debt repayments

Both emerging market sovereigns and corporates will be tested over the next few years as high levels of debt begin to reach maturity amid a time when servicing such foreign currency denominated debt is becoming increasingly difficult.

14 Mar 2016

Gazprom could issue Eurobond

Gazprom is looking increasingly likely to issue a Eurobond which would be the first for Russia since the start of the year.

14 Mar 2016

Brazil taps market with benchmark bond

Brazil has tapped the international debt markets with a large dollar denominated bond. Despite the country’s poor credit outlook, the country was able to find large demand for its issuance which resulted in tight pricing.

14 Mar 2016

Alibaba agrees US$3bn in foreign lending

Alibaba has signed a loan to provide the company with capital that will help fuel the company’s future expansion. The loan, although already set, could increase in size if there is strong investor appetite. The loan comes amidst increasing interaction between Chinese corporates and western capital markets.

14 Mar 2016

Buenos Aires province issues after upsizing dollar bond

Buenos Aires province in Argentina has issued a dollar denominated bond, as the country slowly re-joins the international capital markets. Despite being popular amongst investors, yields remain high due to the low credit ratings that the country’s entities hold.

11 Mar 2016

KIPCO taps the market with US$500mn bonds

Kuwaiti projects company KIPCO has again tapped the international capital markets. The company’s financial astuteness has contributed to the popularity of its bond on a global scale, analysts suggest.

11 Mar 2016

Asian Development Bank sells US$3bn bond

The Asian Development Bank has tapped the international capital markets as part of a wider plan to raise large amounts of foreign capital this year. Despite a difficult economic climate, the bank was able to attract investment from a wide global base for its operations in Asia.

11 Mar 2016