CEE Bonds
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Alfa-Bank emerged with pricing for a three year euro-denominated bond on Thursday morning, in the first deal in the currency from the Russian lender since June 2014. -
Turkey’s Turkiye Sinai Kalkinma Bankasi (TSKB) printed the first ever Basel III compliant sustainable tier two on Tuesday.
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Halkbank became the latest Turkish bank to throw its hat into the tier two ring on Wednesday, announcing plans for a three day roadshow in the US and UK.
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Gazprom has announced plans for a UK roadshow next week ahead of a potential return to the sterling bond market.
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While global equities appear to be tanking, emerging market bonds are once again on fire with inflows supporting propping up what seems a never ending bid, but as ever, idiosyncratic risks are playing a bum note on some deals.
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Credit Bank of Moscow has named leads for a rare Russian Basel III-compliant tier two bond, its first capital issue.
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Russia's Eurobonds were given a further boost on Friday as S&P upgraded the outlook the country's BB+ rating to positive from stable on Friday.
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Russia ramped up its renminbi efforts this week with Rusal pricing the first Panda bond from the country. The deal closed on the same day the Central Bank of Russia revealed plans to open a renminbi clearing house ahead of a sovereign bond.
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Russian corporates continued to prove popular with dollar bond buyers this week as Gazprom returned to the currency after an absence of more than three years and Evraz saw good demand for both legs of its latest liability management exercise.
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Poland played a smart hand on Thursday to lock in €1.5bn of funding in the midst of a healthy risk-on market, but with risk events on the horizon, Poland’s deputy finance minister told GlobalCapital he was happy to be on the “safe side”.
