CEE Bonds
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International Personal Finance, the UK company that makes small personal loans in emerging markets, has announced today a brief roadshow for a tap of its euro bond, after last week pulling a sterling retail bond that failed to attract enough interest.
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The Republic of Turkey priced a $1.5bn 11 year bond on Wednesday with a minimal new issue premium, as the savvy borrower maximised the benefit of low supply in the dollar market.
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Turkiye Sinai Kalkinma Bankasi (TSKB) has mandated five banks to arrange a dollar Reg S bond — BNP Paribas, Citi, Commerzbank, ING, and Standard Chartered Bank.
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Ukrainian mining and steel company Metinvest is asking holders of its outstanding Eurobonds for a maturity extension and a waiver for default events.
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DTEK Energy Group, the largest privately owned energy company in Ukraine, has amended the terms of its exchange offer for its $200m Eurobonds due April 28, 2015. -
The bonds of two Ukrainian state-owned banks rallied this week after the ministry of finance indicated that they will get lenient treatment in the sovereign debt restructuring process.
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The Republic of Turkey priced its 11 year bond with a minimal new issue premium as the savvy borrower made the best of low supply in the dollar market.
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Turkiye Sinai Kalkinma Bankasi (TSKB) has mandated five banks to arrange a dollar Reg S bond — BNP Paribas, Citi, Commerzbank, ING, and Standard Chartered Bank.
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DTEK Energy Group, the largest privately-owned energy company in Ukraine, has amended the terms of its exchange offer for its $200m Eurobonds due April 28, 2015
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Ukrainian mining and steel company Metinvest is asking holders of its three outstanding Eurobonds for a maturity extension and a waiver for default events.
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Republic of Turkey is making its second appearance of the year in dollars and is out with an 11 year benchmark bond
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Always one for superlatives, Republic of Mexico has shocked the market with what looks set to be the largest euro century bond, and the first from a sovereign. Leads Goldman Sachs and HSBC are talking the 100 year euro-denominated note at 4.5% area.
