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Romania opened books on a benchmark Reg S euro deal on Thursday morning and is aiming to price the seven year transaction in the afternoon. A €1bn bond would round off the sovereign’s borrowing programme for the year and it is offering a decent spread that should bring in buyers, said bankers away from the bond.
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Poland’s TVN completed the refinancing of its 2017 bonds on Wednesday afternoon, pricing a €300m three year non-call seven bond at 11%. The payment-in-kind toggle note was well oversubscribed and offered investors a premium to compensate for a more flexible toggle structure, said bankers on the deal.
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Romania opened books on a benchmark Reg S euro deal on Thursday morning and is aiming to price the seven year transaction in the afternoon. A €1bn bond would round off the sovereign’s borrowing programme for the year and it is offering a decent spread that should bring in buyers, said bankers away from the bond.
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Polish broadcaster TVN is aiming to close books early on Wednesday afternoon on a €300m no-grow bond to help pay off the last chunk of its outstanding 2017 paper.
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Russian engineering and construction company Stroytransgaz has signed three long term loans totalling Rb8bn ($244m).
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Russia and South Africa have given their sovereign peers a superb demonstration of the deal sizes on offer in the CEEMEA market. The Russian Federation launched a long awaited multi-tranche bond taking $6.96bn across euros and dollars, while South Africa printed a well oversubscribed $2bn deal. Bankers hope the two transactions will encourage the long line of countries considering deals to follow, but both deals also made clear the need for big new issue concessions.