Turkey
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State-owned Türk Eximbank has signed a $200m three year loan facility with the China Development Bank. -
Odeabank took advantage of limited supply in emerging market bonds to price a well-received Eurobond debut on Monday.
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Türkiye Halk Bankasi (Halkbank), the Turkish state-owned lender, has confirmed that it plans to issue mortgage-backed covered bonds. It joins seven Turkish lenders that have rated covered bond programmes in place.
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Turkey's Odeabank revised guidance to 7.75% area for its Basel III-compliant 10 year non-call five tier two bonds on Monday, as investors got to grips with a new credit, and anticipated return of compatriot and peer, Halkbank.
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After selling a green mortgage-backed covered bond to the International Financial Corporation and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), Garanti Bank expects to sell its first publicly syndicated euro benchmark.
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After selling $150m of green residential mortgage-backed covered bonds to the International Financial Corporation, Garanti Bank expects to sell another deal to the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
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Three more Turkish banks have come to the market to refinance loans from 2016, marking the second wave of refi deals to come out of the region this year.
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Turkey’s Odeabank will meet investors from Wednesday ahead of a possible sale of tier two notes. If the deal goes ahead, it would be the second such deal from a second tier Turkish bank this year, after Fibabanka's debut in May.
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The Turkish bank refinancing season ramped up once again this week after a lull in activity, with ING’s Turkish branch signing a $536m refi on Tuesday with 22 banks a day after Turkiye Sinai Kalkinma Bankasi (TSKB) signed a $297m refi with 18 banks.
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Turkish bank refinancing season ramped up once again after a lull in activity, with ING’s Turkish branch signing a $536m refi on Tuesday — a day after Turkiye Sinai Kalkinma Bankasi signed a $297m refi.
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Turkey’s first privately owned development and investment bank Turkiye Sinai Kalkinma Bankasi (TSKB) has refinanced a loan which matured last Wednesday with a $297m facility from a syndicate of 18 banks.
