Central and Eastern Europe (CEE)
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Overall borrowing will rise again in 2025, although it is expected to drop in foreign currency -
The yen debut ended a record year for overseas bond issuance
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Leads had clear sight of demand before launch and top 20 accounts took most of the deal
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Investors are feasting on extra spreads on offer in central and eastern Europe
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CEE banks are drawing heavy demand for new bonds
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AirBaltic is debating whether to press go on a €300m dual listing by the end of 2024, as StandardAero jumps on NYSE debut and Etihad eyes next year
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Wide discount, good comparables and predictable model lured long-only accounts into Springer Nature’s books
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Orders for Romanian gas producer's offer hit more than 10 times planned €500m issue size
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Fourth sovereign to print a Samurai in just over a month
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Fellow Romanian issuer, NEPI Rockcastle, also drew high demand
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Slovenia is tapping a euro deal for the second time this year
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A Romanian bank plans fresh trade in busy patch for the country's issuers
