CEE Bonds
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The country plans to raise a little more than €5bn on a gross basis this year -
Record issuance volumes met insatiable investor appetite to lock in yields before rate cuts bite, resulting in tight pricing across bonds and sukuk, writes George Collard. An already healthy market shifted up a gear from September as order books swelled and issuance accelerated, especially of sukuk
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The Polish bank secured the most orders for a CEE bank bond this year so far
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The new issue premium was around 5bp area
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Books were still healthy even after plenty of dropouts
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The trade was priced tight and achieved an impressive outcome, thought one observer
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More subordinated bonds have come from CEE this week than in all of 2024
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Poland's second tier two deal and Romania's debut sub debt may come this week
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BCR deal marks a first from Romania
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The book was no blowout, but UzAuto sealed tighter spreads than its debut
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The company suffered little order attrition despite 'aggressive' spread tightening
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Extra spread entices investors to CEE bonds
