CEE Bonds
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Russia’s Domodedovo Airport attracted more than $900m of orders for a new five year dollar bond on Thursday, despite deteriorating market conditions.
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Russia’s Domodedovo Airport on Thursday morning set initial price thoughts for a new five year dollar bond. -
The Polish government and a state owned development bank have both made a rare appearance in the MTN market.
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Gazprom has picked four banks to arrange a roadshow as bankers debated whether the state controlled giant is paying up or cashing in by planning a bond in euros.
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CEEMEA borrowers raised $37bn of euro and dollar bonds in October, making it the busiest month on record.
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Russia’s Tatfondbank started marketing on Monday the lowest rated Russian bank bond issued to investors since 2012.
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Alfa-Bank printed Russia’s first ever Basel III-compliant additional tier one deal on Thursday, and so popular was the deal that the issuer was able to increase the size from a planned $300m to $400m.
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Lukoil capped another busy week for Russian borrowers with a tightly priced dollar 10 year that was the largest corporate bond from the jurisdiction for more than six months.
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Slovenia saw strong demand on Wednesday for both parts of its third combined euro bond sale and dollar buy-back this year.
