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August 2008

Renaissance offers structured equity exposure

Moscow-headquartered investment bank Renaissance Capital has teamed up with France’s BNP Paribas to offer investors a diversified form of structured equity exposure to the Russian market.




Under the arrangement, investors can buy certificates issued through AA+ rated BNP Paribas’s structured equity issuance programme linked to a wide range of Russia-specific investment themes.

Tim Bevan, vice-president, equity finance, at RenCap in London, says that the strong rating of the BNP Paribas programme means that both firms will be able to tap into a wider universe of investors beyond the normal emerging market specialists. "The target audience we are looking at includes private banking, high-net-worth individuals and family offices."

He adds that while many...


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