Central and Eastern Europe (CEE)
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Slovenia took advantage of low euro funding costs this week to prudently manage its debt by swapping out of dollars and into euros. -
Investors in the IPO of Moneta Money Bank — the biggest in Emea so far this year — have made nearly a 10% return on their money, after the shares traded up for the fifth successive day on Thursday, despite a fall in profits.
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Central and eastern European sovereign bond issuers can more and more rely on rates investors to come into their bond deals. But many of these borrowers are still handled by investment banks’ emerging market teams. So when is an issuer SSA rather than EM?
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Slovenia opened up the long end of the curve on Wednesday with a double tap to raise an additional €1.25bn from a €2.3bn book.
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A successful listing of state-owned Hidroelectrica could serve as a catalyst for further sales of state-owned assets in Romania, investors believe.
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The Republic of Latvia sold its €650m 1.375% 20 year bond on Tuesday — a deal that attracted $2bn of orders.
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Koks Group is set to enter the euro commercial paper market in an effort to generate some much needed liquidity.
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Slovenia is planning to tap its euro Reg S €1.25bn 2.125% 2025s and €1.5bn 2.25% 2032s to fund its dollar bond buy-back and has released price guidance for those notes.
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Slovenia is planning to tap its euro Reg S 2.125% 2025s and 2.25% 2032s to fund its dollar bond buy-back.
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The global infrastructure gap is yawning ever wider, with demand potentially reaching nearly twice the existing $50tr valuation of global infrastructure by 2030, by some estimates. And while the G20 has committed to making its multilateral development banks expand their lending and increase the impact of their activities, any realistic increase won’t be nearly enough to fill the infrastructure hole
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India's ONGC Videsh has lined up six lenders for a $1.268bn nine month loan to support its acquisition of a stake in oil fields in Russia.
