The Republic of Benin became the latest African sovereign to debut in the international bond markets in March followed quickly by frequent issuer Ghana. Bankers working in the West and Central Africa ...
After more than a year of consultations, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), the multilateral lender for central and eastern Europe and North Africa, is publishing updated pol...
Uzbekistan made its debut in the international bond markets with a US$1bn five and 10 year trade, with the borrower ratcheting in pricing far tighter than expected to regional comparable during the ex...
Following a landmark transaction from Viathan, backed by InfraCredit, local currency infrastructure bonds are becoming more attractive to long-term investors.
The Middle East’s bond machine has started rolling this year with major issuance from fixed income darling Saudi Arabia, and analysts reckon the region is set for a decent year in the capital markets....
In July, ASA International became the first microfinance institution to publicly list in Europe. We explore the Group’s story to date and explain why microlending is becoming so attractive to mainstre...
The Republic of Benin became the latest African sovereign to debut in the international bond markets in March followed quickly by frequent issuer Ghana. Bankers working in the West and Central Africa region ant...
Union Bancaire Privée (UBP) has hired Marc Basselier as head of convertible bonds, a product that looks to offer investors some diversification as the global credit cycle turns away from cheap money.
