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CEE Bonds

  • A day after selling 10% of its Italian online retail investment service Fineco Bank for €328m, UniCredit has this evening launched an accelerated bookbuild of 10% of Bank Pekao, the Polish bank of which it owns 50.3%.
  • CEE
    Russia's State Transport Leasing Company (GTLK) has set final pricing for its debut $500m five year bond at 5.95% area, having released guidance at 6.25% area earlier on Tuesday morning in London.
  • CEE
    Yapi Kredi Bankasi opened books on a seven year note on Tuesday morning, offering a 20bp premium at initial price thoughts.
  • Kazakhstani crude oil company Tengizchevroil (TCO) has picked a raft of banks to manage a debt sale that will help to finance a $36.8bn expansion project.
  • With the Republic of Macedonia on the road for the first euro-denominated bond from an emerging market issuer since Brexit and EM credit continuing to rally, bankers are expecting a strong few weeks pre-summer.
  • CEE
    Bulgarian Energy Holding is planning a Eurobond and the note has been assigned an expected rating of BB- by Fitch.
  • CEE
    Aside from an oil related blip over the last 24 hours, emerging market bonds have continued their strong post-Brexit run this week though borrowers are taking a wait-and-see approach.
  • CEE
    Russia's State Transport Leasing Company (GTLK) finishes the roadshow for its debut Eurobond early next week, setting it up to become the first new Russian quasi-sovereign issuer for six years, according to a lead manager.
  • CEE
    Far Eastern Shipping Company (Fesco) kicked off restructuring talks with advisors to its Eurobond holders on Tuesday and aims to complete the process before Christmas.
  • Bank of Georgia starts the roadshow for a dollar denominated bond on Wednesday, which it will offer in conjunction with a tender offer for its $400m 7.75% 2017s. Demand is expected to be good for both deals.
  • CEE
    Ukrainian energy company DTEK secured the approval of its bondholders to dispose of some $400m of assets which will enable it to cut its debt burden by 17% on June 30.
  • CEE
    Investors rejected the latest offer from Russia’s Brunswick Rail on Thursday as the fight to receive better restructuring terms on the company’s notes due 2017 continues.