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World Bank president Jim Yong Kim sets out a radical agenda for his second term that will move it away from direct funding towards de-risking projects in Africa to make them more attractive to private capital.
DONG Energy pushes forward with plans to add a further 5GW of offshore wind capacity to its portfolio by 2025 with major project awards in Germany.
Nigeria made a barn-storming return to the US dollar bond market when it defied expectations and shaky fundamentals to print below 8% yield on a book that almost hit US$8bn.
Nigeria made a barn-storming return to the US dollar bond market on February 9 when it defied expectations and shaky fundamentals to print below 8% yield on a book that almost hit US$8bn.
Investors appear willing to back Egypt’s long-term growth, after the IMF delivered a US$12bn endorsement
The emirate is looking to raise billions of dollars to build infrastructure ahead of the 2020 World Expo
Bank of Sharjah is marketing a new US dollar bond, and the issuer will likely have to field tricky questions on one of its major shareholders after Standard & Poor’s slashed the Emirate of Sharjah’s rating by two notches at the end of January.
After recovering from civil war, Côte d’Ivoire had been a bright spot amid growing gloom in Sub-Saharan Africa
Qatar came bursting back onto the bond market at the end of May with a US$9bn triple tranche trade, with a deal that looks set to kick-start more issuance from the country.
Latvia made a roaring return to the bond markets this week, stretching out its maturity profile to print a €650m May 2036 bond at close to its tightest ever spreads.