CEE Bonds
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March banking crisis put issuance on hold meaning market participants are watching Romanian lender closely -
The deal would be the first from a Romanian bank and the first CEE deal since the banking crisis of March
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Cheaper funding options elsewhere earn property firm a break from the bond market
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CEEMEA corporate issuers have been mostly absent from the primary market this year and last
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No Turkish issuers to tap the primary market before May's election except for the sovereign
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European sovereign will probably not issue in dollars or euros again this year, but has eyes on other markets
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Investors have shown high demand for other emerging market sovereigns in the past week
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Commitment will help Ukraine secure the approval of the IMF's executive for a new $15bn facility
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Despite banking crisis-induced volatility, EM is mostly still in good shape, according to investors
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Ukraine's bondholders won't start new debt talks until 2024
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Pipeline of new CEE bonds, including some from FIG issuers, is on ice until Easter
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Turkey has a good green profile versus peers, said one investor, but governance is the big worry
