Exotix Developing Markets Guide [electronic resource] : Debt and Risk across the Frontier /
Exotix Capital.author.
Exotix Capital,publisher.
Welcome to the latest edition of the Exotix Capital Developing Markets Guide. This is the sixth edition, the previous one having been published in February 2011 when the concept of investing in frontier economies was beginning to gain traction again after being derailed by the global financial crisis. A lot has happened since then. This guide is written for the serious frontier market investor, policymaker or academic analyst who is looking to maximise returns, improve policymaking or advance research through superior knowledge. We provide analysis and outlooks for 42 frontier economies along with detailed descriptions of their debt histories and restructuring experiences, and with the main investable instruments in the hard currency sovereign and corporate space in each. We aim to give our clients a convenient reference point to check details on loans and illiquid bonds and include as many frontier markets, illiquid instruments, nonperforming or restructured bonds and loans as possible.
1. Introduction -- 2. Summary Statistics -- 3. Paris Club Terms -- 4. Angola -- 5. Argentina -- 6. Azerbaijan -- 7. Barbados -- 8. Belarus -- 9. Belize -- 10. Bosnia and Herzegovina -- 11. Cameroon -- 12. Republic of Congo -- 13. Cote d'Ivoire -- 14. Cuba -- 15. Dominican Republic -- 16. Ecuador -- 17. El Salvador -- 18. Ethiopia -- 19.Gabon -- 20. Georgia -- 21. Ghana -- 22. Greece -- 23. Grenada -- 24. Iraq -- 25. Jamaica -- 26. Kazakhstan -- 27. Kenya -- 28. Mongolia -- 29. Mozambique -- 30. Nigeria -- 31. Pakistan -- 32. Rwanda -- 33. Senegal -- 34. Seychelles -- 35. Sri Lanka -- 36. Sudan -- 37. Suriname -- 38. Tajikistan -- 39. Tanzania -- 40. Trinidad and Tobago -- 41. Ukraine -- 42. Venezuela -- 43. Vietnam -- 44. Zambia -- 45. Zimbabwe -- 46. Supranationals -- 47. Acronyms and Abbreviations. .
Welcome to the latest edition of the Exotix Capital Developing Markets Guide. This is the sixth edition, the previous one having been published in February 2011 when the concept of investing in frontier economies was beginning to gain traction again after being derailed by the global financial crisis. A lot has happened since then. This guide is written for the serious frontier market investor, policymaker or academic analyst who is looking to maximise returns, improve policymaking or advance research through superior knowledge. We provide analysis and outlooks for 42 frontier economies along with detailed descriptions of their debt histories and restructuring experiences, and with the main investable instruments in the hard currency sovereign and corporate space in each. We aim to give our clients a convenient reference point to check details on loans and illiquid bonds and include as many frontier markets, illiquid instruments, nonperforming or restructured bonds and loans as possible.
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Capital Markets.