CEE Bonds

Turkish home appliances and consumer electronics company Arcelik has launched on Tuesday the first ever sub-investment grade emerging market euro deal with no high yield covenants. The note was priced flat to the company's dollar curve and books for the €350m deal were over €900m.

Alfa Bank Russia still intends to come to the international bond market with a dollar subordinated Eurobond in the next two months, despite the worsening headlines around Russia and Ukraine.

The Republic of Turkey is planning to revise price guidance for its Samurai note later on Monday in London, but is not making the new range known until the Tokyo open on Tuesday morning. The deal is expected to be priced next week.

Arcelik, a Turkish home appliances and consumer electronics company, is out with price thoughts for the first euro-denominated bond from a Turkish corporate.

Ukraine has mandated three US banks and one European firm to arrange its next Eurobond, which is expected to be the country's first standalone international bond since the start of the Crimea crisis.

Ukraine has mandated three US banks and one European firm to arrange its next Eurobond, which is expected to be the country's first standalone international bond since the start of the Crimea crisis.

Turkish Airlines has mandated Citi and Goldman Sachs to for a series of investor meetings that leads are calling an “exploratory” exercise.

Arcelik, a Turkish home appliances and consumer electronics company, has mandated BNP Paribas, Citi and HSBC for a euro-denominated Reg S bond. The deal will mark the first ever bond in the currency for a Turkish corporate.

Turkish participation bank Turkiye Finans has tapped the country’s domestic market and sold TL139m ($64.3m) of six-month sukuk, it’s second ever issue at that tenor, according to an official at the bank.

European Central Bank president Mario Draghi’s admission last week that inflation expectations are not well anchored has bolstered the prospects for a quantitative easing (QE) programme. But what to buy remains the thorny question.

The Republic of Turkey has mandated four banks and scheduled investor meetings for next week with a view to selling a Samurai bond. The market is on the verge of a record year, with Samurai issuance already almost level with the full year 2013.

The Republic of Turkey has mandated four banks and set investor meeting for the start of September with a view to selling a Samurai bond. Bankers said that this year could be a record for this kind of note as volumes are almost level with the full year 2013.