CEE Bonds
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After a year of war, rate rises, inflation and political pressures on the CEEMEA region, fixed income markets have been badly shaken. Citi and JP Morgan’s vice-like grip on the top of the primary market league tables remains, though others have been forced to question their commitment to the emerging market bond markets. Francesca Young reports. -
Outflows from EM bond funds are not far off the $100bn mark in 2022, writes George Collard.
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A $1bn anchor order from an official institution bolstered Turkey's order book
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Investors have queried if a private placement and green bonds are an attempt to deflect from EU dispute over primacy of rule of law
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Sovereign will face elevated funding costs, believes bond buyer, if it is forced to come to market over fight with bloc
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The sovereign now wants to privately tap existing bonds instead of arranging new private deals
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Hungarian bank clinches €150m more than its minimum target
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€500m note could start around 200bp wider than the bank's €400m July deal
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Only the US bank remained on the second attempt at executing Slovenian bank's bond mandate
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Investors happier to buy new issues but pricing a problem for borrowers
