Central and Eastern Europe (CEE)
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EMEA DC decision sets precedent for Russian issuers as paying agent reacts to sanctions -
South Africa brings long awaited dollar offering as Croatia mandates banks
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French firm to off-load Russian businesses to previous Rosbank owner Interros, which is controlled by Russia's richest man
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Russia’s corporate finance market has been mothballed, leaving bankers struggling to help clients while complying with an ever-widening raft of sanctions
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Cetin tightened pricing by 15bp in its second ever foreign currency bond
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A change in Polish law helped to motivate the issuer's first capital increase since its IPO
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Russia sovereign heads towards default
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The approach to sanctions gave the Russian government the opportunity to present itself as a debtor that will keep on paying against the odds
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Russia had been meeting Eurobond obligations but its latest payments have not gone through
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Investors said Russia's move was smart, and non-sovereign issuers may follow its lead
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Slovakian deal joined by Austrian and German mandates
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Russia may yet be forced to offer roubles to keep up with debt payments, which would mean default
