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Gazprom is tapping into retail and Swiss demand for a three month euro commercial paper deal that is set to be closed on Friday. Yield guidance is at 1.3%. The issuer has been marketing the deal in Switzerland.
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Čez, the Czech electricity conglomerate, printed its longest-dated private placement ever on Monday as investors looked to central and eastern European names for yield.
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Vodafone raised €1.5bn in the Euro-commercial paper market on Monday, selling a series of clips that almost doubled its total issuance volume for the year.
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Čez, the Czech electricity conglomerate, sold its first privately placed MTN of 2012 on Wednesday and outlined plans to potentially expand its €8bn programme.
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Vodafone raised €1.5bn in the Euro-commercial paper market today, selling a series of clips that almost doubled its total issuance volume for the year. The debt’s short-dated tenors flew in the face of the market’s recent lurch towards longer term paper.
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Čez, the Czech electricity conglomerate, sold its debut privately placed medium term note of 2012 on Wednesday. Further deals from central and eastern European corporations could be on the way, dealers suggested.