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BME: GAM Expands Its Capabilities In MARF With A New 80 Million Euro Bond Programme Date 07/05/2021 BME’s Fixed Income Market, MARF, has registered a new Bond Programme from General de Alquiler de Maquinaria (GAM) for a maximum outstanding balance of 80 million euros. With the registration of this new programme, GAM complements the 50 million euro Commercial Paper Programme it launched last January on MARF and expands its presence on the market.  Through the placement of new bond issues...

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Calculation Date:  01/29/2021       This report contains information regarding assets pledged as security (the Cover Pool) in respect of the obligations under the Covered Bonds issued under RBCs Global Covered Bond Programme as of the indicated Calculation Date. In this report, credit bureau scores refer to FICO® Scores obtained from TransUnion, based on the latest available information as at the cut-off date of the report and...

Key Parties in Domestic Debt Capital Markets Transactions Listen to article I recently chanced on a report published by the Ghana Fixed Income Market dated January 2021 as well as the December 2020 monthly bulletin from the Central Securities Depository providing some useful information on the domestic capital market. I further delved into how the corporate bond market has performed over the years and if there were lessons we could pick to further develop and strengthen the market. There were...

The Microfinance Industry in Nigeria is set to experience a major breakthrough in its operations, as the Microfinance Development Company Ltd (MDCL), plans to launch its Intermember Liquidity Placement Platform (ILPP) during a high-level business forum for key stakeholders in the microfinance industry. The event, which is being organised by MDCL, will hold on March 31, 2021 at Sheraton Hotel, Lagos, and will play host to Managing Directors of Microfinance Banks and key decision makers in the ba...

Share AFRICA’S largest cement producer, Dangote Cement Plc has bagged AA+(NG) and A1+(NG) ratings from Global Credit Ratings(GCR). GCR in its notice, affirmed the long-term and short-term national scale issuer ratings of AA+ (NG) and A1+(NG) respectively, assigned to Dangote Cement Plc, as well as with the outlook accorded as Stable. In addition, the cement firm’s N100bn Series 1 Fixed Rate Bond has been assigned AA+. This rating signifies that Dangote Cement’s credit profile and liquidit...

Punch Newspapers Sections Dangote Cement Plc has bagged AA+(NG) and A1+(NG) ratings from Global Credit Ratings. GCR, in its notice, affirmed the long-term and short-term national scale issuer ratings of AA+ (NG) and A1+(NG) respectively, assigned to Dangote Cement, as well as with the outlook accorded as stable, according to a statement by the company on Wednesday. In addition, the cement firm’s N100bn Series 1 Fixed Rate Bond has been assigned AA+. According to the statement, this rating sig...