Central and Eastern Europe (CEE)
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Five new IPOs were announced in EMEA this week as the market enters a crucial window in the run-up to Easter.
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Turkish lender Vakifbank has signed a three year bilateral loan agreement with ICBC’s Dubai branch for $250m. -
Akbank is planning to return to the Eurobond market after a two year absence with its first ever subordinated dollar deal.
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Russian steelmaker Evraz began meeting investors on Monday ahead of a planned dollar bond placement to finance a buy-back of notes maturing in 2018 and 2020.
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Slovenia took another step towards refinancing its outstanding dollar debt this week with the conclusion of a $600m tender offer and the sale of a pair of euro-denominated taps.
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Slovenia took another step towards refinancing its outstanding dollar debt this week with the conclusion of a $600m tender offer and the sale of a pair of euro-denominated taps.
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Slovakia made an unusually late start to its funding programme on Thursday when it emerged with pricing for a new 20 year euro denominated benchmark.
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Three banks have joined the syndication for the Z2.7bn ($661m) loan CVC is using to fund its takeover of Polish supermarket Żabka Polska.
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Slovenia has released guidance for a pair of euro taps following the expiry of a tender offer for its outstanding dollar issues on Tuesday afternoon.
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Energa priced its first eurobond for four years at the tight end of guidance on Tuesday after attracting more than €1.25bn of orders.
