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CAPITAL MARKETS

Capital markets in 2022: A bad start?

Issuance volumes in the early part of this year are lagging even the pre-pandemic period. Here’s how activity has played out.

Mark Baker
March 31, 2022
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Mark Baker is deputy editor. Prior to joining Euromoney magazine he was based in Hong Kong as managing editor, Asia, for the Capital Markets Group. He previously edited EuroWeek magazine and was also deputy editor at International Financing Review.
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