Central and Eastern Europe (CEE)
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Hungary picks up €4.5bn in sensational triple return to markets -
Investors pour demand into seldom seen senior names
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Balkan state joins green bond club with seven year euro line
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Core European accounts driving demand for Eastern European bank subsidiary paper
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Siberian Coal Energy Co, Russia's largest coal company, sold a dollar bond on Wednesday — its first in the format
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Slovenia, which many expected would launch a century bond on Wednesday, is set to tap an existing 10 year deal instead
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The central European sovereign is returning to the market for the fourth time this year, with what market participants expect to be a 100 year bond
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Investors and bankers say that a gas company selling a green bond should be welcomed as a sign of transition in the industry
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Russia's largest coal company is seeking an inaugural dollar bond, a pivot away from its traditional loan financing strategy
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While economic signals may be pushing the Federal Reserve to start tapering its asset purchases, the EM bond primary market is gearing up for a busy September regardless
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Munir Nanji will relocate from Singapore to the Czech Republic to oversee regional activity
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The labelled bond is the first mandate from CEEMEA after the summer
