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  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    SSA corporate funding: Sub-Saharan Africa set for more equity deals, survey finds
    Sub-Saharan Africa’s capital markets continue to make up a tiny proportion of overall global investment banking activity. Investment banking fees for the region in the first eight months of the year totalled less than $200 million, a fraction of a global fee pool of close to $60 billion, according to data from Thomson Reuters.
    Catherine Snowdon, September 19, 2014
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Kazakhstan: Nazarbayev's hard graph
    Kazakhstan is going all out to achieve its goal of becoming a middle-income state by 2030, forming unique partnerships with development banks. It could be a turning point not just for the central Asia nation, but for the multilaterals too.
    Elliot Wilson, September 19, 2014
  • Opinion
    Off the record
    September 19, 2014
  • BANKING
    Brics bank: requiem for a dream
    Incensed by their failure to reform, Brics policymakers have established a flawed rival to the World Bank and IMF. Rhetoric aside, the west dismisses emerging-market dissent over the broken financial architecture at its peril.
    Sid Verma, September 19, 2014
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    CEE corporate bond issuance: Disintermediation begins to take root
    With a seemingly bottomless pool of cheap bank funding readily available, companies in emerging Europe have tended to shun the international bond markets. A recent spurt of debut deals, however, has prompted speculation that the long-awaited shift might finally be under way.
    Lucy Fitzgeorge-Parker, September 19, 2014
  • Euromoney Country Risk
    The case against the US triple-A rating
    US indicators are slowly improving, but Euromoney’s country-risk experts are still not as confident in its creditworthiness compared with the rating agencies. The question is why?
    Jeremy Weltman, September 19, 2014
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Signs of progress in Istanbul’s capital markets
    Two bold moves by Borsa Istanbul indicate that the exchange is seeking to take advantage of the Turkish economy’s new found confidence. Both focus on its understanding that Turkey needs to facilitate markets and expertise to leverage economic growth. The first is the creation of a partnership with the US stock exchange operator Nasdaq OMX. The second is the launch of a private market for unlisted companies.
    Nick Kochan, September 19, 2014
  • BANKING
    Turkey struggles in search for sustainability
    There’s a new buzzword from Ankara to Istanbul in Turkey’s financial markets: sustainability. Not of the environmental kind, but borne of a desire to keep the positive developments of the country’s economy, and its banks, flowing.
    Nick Kochan, September 19, 2014
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Bond markets: Shutting the liquidity gate
    The increasing investment by short-term funds in longer-term assets is a liquidity mismatch that is attracting growing regulatory attention. This comes as little surprise given the damage wreaked by just such strategies at the beginning of the financial crisis in 2007.
    Louise Bowman, September 19, 2014
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Bond markets: Swimming not drowning
    Regulators have been strident, if rather late, in their concern over the risk that short-term retail money now represents in today’s high yield corporate bond market. So when retail funds began to sell off in late July many braced for the worst. But by the end of August it was as if nothing had happened. The bond market’s ability to adapt may be greater than Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen believes.
    Louise Bowman, September 19, 2014
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    High yield: That’s dividend recaps 4U
    Despite Phones 4U, high-yield investors should keep calm and carry on.
    Louise Bowman, September 18, 2014
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Activists take M&A whip hand
    There’s an intense debate going on at many of the big banks over how they should engage with shareholder activists as potential drivers of M&A to release corporate value. More firmly established in the US, activists may yet have a growing role to play in Europe.
    Peter Lee, September 18, 2014
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