CEE Bonds
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Renaissance Credit is offering to buy back its subordinated 2018s in a bid to eliminate coupon costs on the amortising note. -
The State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic (Socar) printed a $750m bond on Wednesday, a lower size than the market was expecting.
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Montenegro is offering an appropriate 25bp premium at price talk for its new five year Eurobond, according to bankers.
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Armenia has mandated the same three banks for a new issue and buyback offer as it used for its debut in 2013.
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The State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic (Socar) has released price guidance for a 15 year benchmark dollar bond, having completed its roadshow on Tuesday.
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KfW, the German state development bank, returned to the offshore renminbi (CNH) market on Tuesday. Investors jumped in, enticed by the strong credit, allowing the borrower to increase the size of the deal.
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Austrian-South African paper maker Sappi will begin on Wednesday in London the roadshow for its €450m of senior secured notes.
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The deadline for the Romania request for proposals to arrange its next bond passed on Monday. The country is looking to tap the euro market.
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Montenegro is looking to extend its curve with a euro bond up to €500m, potentially its largest yet.
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The City of Kiev is to reschedule two Eurobonds ahead of maturity. While trading levels indicate the market anticipates a haircut, analysts believe that a restructuring is unlikely.
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The State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic (Socar) has released roadshow dates for its bond. Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan are leading the deal.
