Central and Eastern Europe (CEE)

Bulgarian Energy Holding is planning a Eurobond and the note has been assigned an expected rating of BB- by Fitch.

Melrose Industries, the UK company that aims to buy, improve and sell underperforming industrial businesses, will conduct a heavily dilutive £1.655bn rights issue, cheering equity capital markets bankers who had feared months of weak activity, especially in the UK, after the shock of the Brexit referendum.

Russia's State Transport Leasing Company (GTLK) finishes the roadshow for its debut Eurobond early next week, setting it up to become the first new Russian quasi-sovereign issuer for six years, according to a lead manager.

Russian and Chinese authorities are working towards the establishment of a renminbi hub in Moscow, at a time when Russian banks are seeing growth in RMB-related business and the central bank has begun investing in the currency.

Far Eastern Shipping Company (Fesco) kicked off restructuring talks with advisors to its Eurobond holders on Tuesday and aims to complete the process before Christmas.

Indian state-owned oil companies Bharat Petroleum Corp, Indian Oil Corp and Oil India have sent out separate requests for proposals for borrowings totalling $1.9bn to finance their acquisition of a stake in an East Siberian oilfield.

Slovenian Sovereign Holdings (SSH), which manages Slovenian state assets, has postponed marketing for the IPO of Nova Ljubljanska banka, the country's largest bank, citing market turbulence surrounding the UK’s vote to leave the European Union.

Bank of Georgia starts the roadshow for a dollar denominated bond on Wednesday, which it will offer in conjunction with a tender offer for its $400m 7.75% 2017s. Demand is expected to be good for both deals.

Ukrainian energy company DTEK secured the approval of its bondholders to dispose of some $400m of assets which will enable it to cut its debt burden by 17% on June 30.

Ukrainian food producer Kernel has refinanced a $215m pre-export credit facility, as agricultural firms in the region prepare to launch annual financings.

Investors rejected the latest offer from Russia’s Brunswick Rail on Thursday as the fight to receive better restructuring terms on the company’s notes due 2017 continues.

Russia may benefit from UK’s vote to leave the EU as analysts suspect the resolve to maintain sanctions against the former may wain over coming months. Attention is now turning to the US presidential elections in November as another event that may corrode the West’s desire to keep sanctions.