Louis Paul Motaze retains JP Morgan, Citi and Société Générale for €686 million Cameroon Eurobond
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▪ Louis Paul Motaze retains JP Morgan, Citi and Société Générale for €686 million Cameroon Eurobond
▪ Inside information from Jeune Afrique Business+.
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After a call for tenders, the Ministry of Finance selected the trio as the government’s financial and legal advisers, the second of its kind for the country, aimed at raising more than €686 million.
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