Poland
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Poland’s Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego (BGK) printed a €750m long 10 year bond on Tuesday from a book of more than €1.1bn and with only a 3bp new issue premium.
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Poland’s Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego (BGK) released price guidance on a 10.5 year benchmark bond on Tuesday morning in London at a level that bankers away from the deal said looks fair.
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Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego is marketing a long 10 year euro benchmark bond on Monday, getting in before what is expected to be a slew of emerging market bond sales this week.
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PKO Bank Polski issued in Swiss francs for the first time in five years this week amid an improving basis swap out of the currency that is opening up a window for deals.
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PKO Bank Hipoteczny extended its covered bond curve this week with a deal that was more widely distributed and attracted more demand than any of its previous deals.
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CVC Capital Partners is speaking to international banks about a new loan to refinance a deal used to acquire Poland’s state railway company’s energy unit PKP Energetyka in 2015.
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Poland’s PKO Bank offered IG investors a healthy pick-up to the Polish sovereign curve with its new four year note on Tuesday.
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Books were over €1.6bn for PKO Bank’s for year senior note on Tuesday. The deal is the first senior trade from the issuer since 2014.
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Shares in GetBack, the Polish debt collection company, closed just above their IPO price on Monday after the firm made its debut on the Warsaw Stock Exchange.
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Poland’s PKO Bank has named leads for its first senior unsecured trade since 2014 after having focussed its funding efforts on the covered bond market for the last few years.
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The Warsaw IPO of Play Communications, the Polish mobile telephone network operator, has been priced at Z36, above the bottom of the initial Z34 to Z44 range, and broadly in line with the valuation multiple of its listed peer, Polsat.
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‘Business as usual’ was the tone this week in emerging markets, after last week’s losses were reversed and mandates began trickling through from across CEEMEA.