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The Romanian economy is struggling to get out of recession
The syndication is among the Dutch development bank's largest in the region and attracted Middle East lenders
Takeover will increase the Hungarian bank's total assets by around 13%
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The Republic of Turkey is poised to print its first deal of the year as soon as it spots a stable enough market, it told SSA Markets on Tuesday. The issuer is holding out despite having missed some of the new year bounce that traditionally helps to propel its January trades. -
The Republic of Hungary, while still in talks with the IMF regarding a lending package and expecting an official complaint from the EU today, remains hopeful that it will issue €8.7bn this year across Eurobond and domestic markets.
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia looks set to become the first bank in the country to issue a covered bond in the home currency. The deal is also set to become the largest FIG bond ever sold in Australia.
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Central European sovereigns latched on to the positive mood in SSA markets this week as Poland and then the Slovak Republic became the first two issuers from the region to launch new deals this year. The pair will have added €1.75bn of new five year paper between them by the time both deals are priced.
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The EIB has mandated banks for its first Euro Area Reference Note (EARN) trade of the year. The deal, along with a host of other offerings, will follow close behind KfW’s first benchmark euro print of the year which was priced on Tuesday (see separate story).
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and European Investment Bank have bought the second of a three tranche SME backed covered bond from Turkey’s Sekerbank via sole lead arranger UniCredit.
