Capital Markets in Africa: Sep 25 - 2018
“We will have a dead fourth quarter in terms of credit expansion, and that is not a great sign for the economy,” said Faith Mwangi, an analyst in Nairobi at Exotix Partners LLP.
Euromoney: Sep 21 - 2018
With presidential elections and the threat to Nafta hanging over Mexico, international investors pared risk to the country and deal flow slowed. Finally, clarity is returning and the prospects for capital markets activity are looking better. But could Amlo's presidency change prospects?
Automobil News: Sep 01 - 2018
“The IMF’s latest settlement to change the phrases of its lending program to Argentina exhibits the IMF’s persevering with willingness to interact constructively with the nation. Furthermore, it exhibits a dedication to Macri’s financial agenda,” mentioned Gavin Serkin, managing editor of Exotix Capital.
News Trend Today: Aug 13 - 2018
Exotix Capital, a specialist emerging market investment bank, said in an email on Monday: "International investors would like to see the same actions taken in Argentina recently: much higher interest rates (e.g. a more than 10 percentage point hike), a commitment to address inflation and improve fiscal performance, and engagement with multilateral lenders such as the IMF".
Capital Markets in Africa: Aug 07 - 2018
“This in itself is a significant departure from the government’s position and may be enough for the government to reject it,” Stuart Culverhouse, head of fixed-income research at Exotix in London, said in a note. “Conversely, the government might argue that including the loans on the same terms might not be affordable.”
Sharenet: Jul 17 - 2018
Baden Hill, a trading name of Northland Capital Partners Ltd. and Exotix Capital are acting as joint UK placing agents. PSG Capital is acting as sponsor and placing agent in South Africa.
Investopedia: Jul 16 - 2018
The company said Joao Korngold would lead fixed income sales for Latin America while Natalia Ermolitskaya was appointed as director of Russia and CIS fixed income sales in London. The company also hired Hiral Desai as director of fixed income sales in Dubai and Afamefuna Umeh to head Sub-Saharan Africa fixed income sales, based in Lagos.
Bloomberg: Jun 19 - 2018
Hasnain Malik, global head of equity research at Exotix Capital: Over time, there is a possibility that, given a successful outcome, FTSE may also put Argentina on its watch list. “With the IMF bazooka de-risking the peso, it brings Argentina’s equities back in to play... for those prepared to take a multi-year view, corporate earnings should have much further to grow.”
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| 14 Aug 2018 | CNBC | Turkey’s crisis is out of choice, not necessity, analyst says |
| 14 Aug 2018 | Volt | Volt Resources gets ready for stage 1 development of Tanzania’s largest graphite resource |
| 13 Aug 2018 | New York Times | Plunge in Lira, Turkey’s Currency, Fuels Fears of Financial Contagion |
| 13 Aug 2018 | News Trend Today | Turkish crisis weakens shekel against dollar |
| 09 Aug 2018 | Global Finance | Mexico Turns A Corner: Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s Presidency Begins |
| 07 Aug 2018 | Capital Markets in Africa | Mozambique May Reject Eurobond Restructuring Plan, Exotix Says |
| 03 Aug 2018 | Swala Tanzania | Swala Receives Approval to List Bonds on the Stock Exchange of Mauritius |
| 03 Aug 2018 | Reuters | Zimbabwe’s Mnangagwa calls for unity, rival questions election result |
| 01 Aug 2018 | Euromoney | Exotix goes global to follow its dreams |
| 31 Jul 2018 | ION News | Grit: The first Mauritian based company on the London Stock Exchange |
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