CEE Bonds
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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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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.
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State Export-Import Bank of Ukraine (Ukreximbank) won breathing space in its debt reprofiling efforts on Monday, as investors agreed to extend the maturity on its 2015 Eurobond.
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The bookrunners on a prospective Swiss franc sale from the Polish sovereign will execute the transaction using a pot system — part of an effort to force some much needed transparency on the secretive Swiss franc market.
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UniCredit Bank Czech Republic and Slovakia printed the first covered bond to be backed by a mix of Czech and Slovakian mortgages on Thursday. The bond has been expected since the borrower first met investors on a roadshow in November.
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Turkish banks finally look set to become part of the covered bond market this year as Akbank lines up its first euro-denominated benchmark.
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UniCredit Czech and Slovakia has set the final spread for the first covered bond to be backed by a mix of Czech and Slovakian mortgages. The bond has been expected since the borrower first met investors on a roadshow in November.
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UniCredit Czech Republic and Slovakia has returned to the covered bond market after first roadshowing in November.
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Home Credit and Finance Bank launched a tender offer for its subordinated $500m 2020s on Monday.
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