Nairobi is trying its hand at the liturgy of liability management, frontier market version: redeeming its domestic securities at the end of their life to refinance them with new long-term issues, in the hope of pushing back the deadline. A roll-over play worthy of emerging debt manuals, where toxic short-term debt is replaced by supposedly…...
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