CEE Bonds
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The Far-Eastern Shipping Co has announced the results of its buyback offer for its 2018 and 2020 bonds.
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Kazkommertsbank (KKB) launched a consent solicitation this week, asking dollar bond holders to let it take on a loan originally given to subsidiary BTA Bank.
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Black Sea Trade and Development Bank (BSTDB) returned to Swiss francs on Thursday for its third international bond market outing.
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Steelmaker Metinvest is continuing the Ukrainian tradition of last minute Eurobond reprofiling. The increasingly cash starved firm launched a new consent solicitation on Thursday afternoon — after announcing a failed effort earlier in the week — designed to provide precious breathing space for it to build a sustainable debt management strategy.
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Poland's mBank has mandated Commerzbank, Credit Suisse, HSBC and JP Morgan to arrange a bond, with investor meetings starting early next week.
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Ukrainian steelmaker Metinvest has postponed plans to restructure a Eurobond that matures in just two weeks. -
Bankers are preparing the ground for the first Turkish covered bond with Akbank and Garanti Bank both lining up for issuance.
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The Far-Eastern Shipping Co has extended the deadline for the buyback offer for its 2018 and 2020 bonds to Friday.
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The Republic of Poland made capital markets history this week with the first emerging markets bond ever priced with a sub-zero yield, writes Steve Gilmore.
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Dufry – HES Beheer – BCA Marketplace – Club Med – Grupa Azoty – International Bank of Azerbaijan – Kungsleden – UBM Group – Oriflame
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A Polish Swiss franc deal this week proved that even emerging market credits can enter the weird world of negative yields, while in Latin America Petrobras results have cleared the way for a wave of fresh deals.
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The Polish sovereign is on track to price a three year Swiss franc deal on Tuesday afternoon, which would be the first ever public emerging market bond to offer a negative yield.
