Georgia
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TBC Bank guides for AT1, Ziraat mandates for T2
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The Georgian lender has a call date for a $100m AT1 looming
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At $300m, the Georgian bank would be printing the biggest ever AT1 from the country
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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.
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TBC Bank, Georgia’s largest, sold its first ever additional tier one (AT1) bond on Wednesday, completing a successful transaction in spite of political demonstrations taking place in the capital, Tblisi, this week.
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TBC Bank, Georgia's largest bank, is in the market for its first ever additional tier one bond, offering initial price thoughts of high 10% area.
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Georgian TBC Bank printed its long-awaited $300m five year bond on Wednesday from a book of over $700m.
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TBC Bank, Georgia’s largest bank by assets, loans and deposits, has set the size for its debut dollar bond at $300m and order books for the deal are already well over that amount.
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Georgia’s largest commercial bank TBC Bank is on the road to promote a dollar benchmark. The deal coincides with the bank’s push into its neighbouring markets, Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan. The bank is spearheading the move with tech platforms.
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TBC Bank, Georgia’s largest bank by assets, loans and deposits, is hitting the road to market a dollar senior unsecured bond.
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Bank of Georgia is in the market with its first ever additional tier one bond on Thursday, offering a generous yield but keeping the size down.
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The Bank of Georgia has mandated banks for an additional tier one deal — its debut in the format.
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FMO has printed an onshore Georgian lari bond for the first time, with proceeds helping a drive to de-dollarise Georgia’s economy.
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The Panda bond pipeline is bursting at the seams with red chip Chinese names and SSAs preparing for renminbi deals, prompting some in the market to predict a new era of growth for the asset class.
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The Ministry of Finance of Georgia has started laying the groundwork for issuing its debut Panda bond in China, multiple sources have told GlobalRMB.
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Georgia Capital, the investment arm of Bank of Georgia Group (BGEO), had the sole attention of EM investors on Monday when it printed its new deal 70bp-75bp wider than Bank of Georgia.
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Georgia Capital, the investment arm of Bank of Georgia Group (BGEO), had the sole attention of EM investors on Monday with a new six year note.
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Georgia Capital (formerly BGEO Investments), the Georgian holding company representing the investment business of BGEO Group, is embarking on a roadshow for a five year dollar bond.
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Economic growth in Central Asia is picking up but experts at the IMF are concerned that leaders are not doing enough to address fiscal deficits
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China Securities Regulatory Commission welcomes the prospect of A-share inclusion by MSCI, China’s State Council publishes a new negative list to make foreign investment easier in free trade zones, and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) makes its first equity investment.
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Not only is the CEEMEA bond market red hot and smashing through issuance records, there were also signs this week of its developing maturity, writes Virginia Furness.
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Three European socially responsible investment (SRI) funds have participated in a $22m loan, backed by the EBRD, to build Georgia’s first wind farm.
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Georgian holding company BGEO Group bought back some $300m of its outstanding bonds on Wednesday. The buy-back came as part of a combined tender and new issue, which was anchored by the International Finance Corporation.
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Bank of Georgia is targeting a seven year bond, with the roadshow for the deal finishing on Wednesday.