Ukraine
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State Savings Bank of Ukraine (Oschadbank) has finished exchanging its 2016 and 2018 Eurobonds into new 2023 and 2025 notes.
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Ukraine debt has rocketed in value on the understanding that the country's Ministry of Finance has reached an agreement with its ad hoc creditor committee, settling on a 20% haircut on $18bn of debt.
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Ukraine debt has rocketed in value on the understanding that the country's Ministry of Finance has reached an agreement with its ad hoc creditor committee, settling on a 20% haircut on $18bn of debt.
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The recent stock market fall may help smooth talks with Ukraine’s creditors, according to an analyst in Kiev.
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Ukrainian agriculture firms are reaping deals from the syndicated loan market with Kernel back for its third deal of the year and a $90m loan for grain and oilseed firm, Nibulon, in the market.
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Ukrainian food producer Kernel has signed its second syndicated loan of the year, for $230m to support its grain export business.
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Ukraine’s sovereign debt restructuring, Argentinian primary elections and a potential Turkish coalition government are keeping debt bankers alert while the primary bond market takes its summer break.
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Ukraine's Privatbank is offering holders of its 2015 Eurobonds better terms for a second reprofiling attempt if they agree to an interim three month maturity extension.
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The Ministry of Finance of Ukraine has agreed to meet with its ad hoc creditors’ committee on Wednesday in San Francisco where Ukraine’s biggest creditor, Franklin Templeton, is based.
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The Ministry of Finance of Ukraine has bowed to its creditors’ request for more time in preparing a revised restructuring offer. The two sides will now meet early next week, but analysts believe the chance of Ukraine imposing a debt moratorium are increasing.
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The Ministry of Finance of Ukraine has catered to its creditors’ request for more time in preparing a revised restructuring offer. The two sides will now meet early next week, but analysts believe the chance of Ukraine imposing a debt moratorium are increasing.
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Ukraine’s finance minister Natalie Jaresko has invited the country’s creditors to a meeting in London on Thursday to discuss her government's restructuring proposal in an attempt to agree on a solution for the country's worsening debt crisis.