Slovenia
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Slovenia has set final terms on a €700m combined tap of its 2027 and 2040 notes, with leads expecting the trade to have wrapped up by early afternoon on Wednesday. -
Slovenia is once again borrowing in euros to fund a buy-back of its dollar debt as it looks to cut its liabilities in the currency. This is the borrower’s sixth such transaction over the course of two years.
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With a dearth of emerging market bond supply defining the start of the week, it was left to high yield issuers to provide something for EM investors to get their teeth into as United Group, a cable operator in Eastern Europe, became one of five HY mandate announcements announcements on Monday.
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Slovenian Sovereign Holdings (SSH), which manages Slovenian state assets, has begun the privatisation of Nova Ljubljanska Banka, the country’s largest bank, having published an intention to float document on Monday morning.
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The Croatian financial services supervisory agency, Hanfa, has suspended trading in the shares of eight of Agrokor’s subsidiaries until it appoints a new auditor to look over its 2016 accounts.
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Slovenian steel group, SIJ, has signed its first syndicated loan for €240m, leading the way for more corporates from the country.
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Slovenia took another step towards refinancing its outstanding dollar debt this week with the conclusion of a $600m tender offer and the sale of a pair of euro-denominated taps.
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Slovenia took another step towards refinancing its outstanding dollar debt this week with the conclusion of a $600m tender offer and the sale of a pair of euro-denominated taps.
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Slovenia has released guidance for a pair of euro taps following the expiry of a tender offer for its outstanding dollar issues on Tuesday afternoon.
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The Republic of Slovenia will issue new euro debt to finance a buyback of its existing dollar bonds in its second trade of 2017.
