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Private placements are not unknown for CEE sovereigns, but this is the biggest for years
Market participants have highlighted drop in Uzbek bond volumes this year
Uzbek issuance has fallen to near zero after a busy few years
Bookbuilding slower than normal due to the restart of war between the US and Iran
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Russia’s Promsvyazbank has announced the terms of its $120m syndicated loan agreement with international lenders, confirming a report by GlobalCapital.
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The Republic of Turkey raised $1bn with a 10 year sukuk on Tuesday, closing the gap between its conventional and Islamic funding costs to just a handful of basis points. Despite some disagreement over just how close the issuer got to conventional levels, the tight pricing provides ammunition for debt bankers trying to tempt other sovereigns into the Islamic market.
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The deadline for approval for Metinvest’s proposed exchange offer has passed but analysts say it is not certain whether the majority of investors will accept the offer from Ukraine’s largest steelmaker.
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Debt bankers are hoping to bring a new German corporate borrower to the sukuk market in 2015, participants at an EU Islamic banking and finance conference in London told IFIS. -
The Republic of Turkey raised $1bn with a 10 year sukuk on Tuesday, closing the gap between its conventional and Islamic funding costs to just a handful of basis points. Despite some disagreement over just how close the issuer got to conventional levels, the tight pricing provides ammunition for debt bankers trying to tempt other sovereigns into the Islamic market.
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Promsvyazbank has signed a $120m loan with international lenders, a smaller size than some bankers had expected but following hot on the heels of a similar size deal for peer Russian private bank Otkritie Financial Corp (formerly Nomos Bank) last week.
