Georgia
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Georgian banks are expected to use covered bonds for central bank repo funding
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CEE telecoms issuer secures ‘successful’ price on new bond despite EM jitters
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Georgia issuer to use proceed to fund tender of 11% coupon issue
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Four CEEMEA issuers are trying to issue new bonds, but investors are being put off by volatile US Treasury yields
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Georgian telecoms company will woo US investors as it attempts to raise $300m
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Supranational ends two year absence from the Georgian lari with its latest deal
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Georgia has become the latest country to signal its intention to develop a covered bond law, though given the small size of its mortgage market, issuance prospects are likely to prove limited.
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Georgian Railway steamed into the green bond market on Thursday, raising a benchmark dollar bond.
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Georgian Railway and Togo-headquartered Ecobank Transnational launched a green bond and a sustainability-linked bond, respectively, on Thursday.
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Georgia is returning to the bond market after its existing dollar notes matured just days ago.
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CEEMEA bond bankers are pinning their hopes on the EU's €750bn recovery fund to spark green issuance once again. The market has been moribund since Covid-19 drew issuers' attentions elsewhere, with a debut deal from Georgia Global Utilities (GGU) — a portfolio company of London-listed Georgia Capital — one of very few recent highlights.