Czech Republic
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Czech issuer’s bond fares well in secondary trading as mood improves in EM bond market
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Four CEEMEA issuers are trying to issue new bonds, but investors are being put off by volatile US Treasury yields
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Investors and bankers say that a gas company selling a green bond should be welcomed as a sign of transition in the industry
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While economic signals may be pushing the Federal Reserve to start tapering its asset purchases, the EM bond primary market is gearing up for a busy September regardless
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Munir Nanji will relocate from Singapore to the Czech Republic to oversee regional activity
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The labelled bond is the first mandate from CEEMEA after the summer
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Central and eastern European telecoms provider PPF Telecom has clinched the support of its noteholders for amendments to its bond documentation that will grant it greater flexibility to acquire assets.
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A handful of bond mandates from the CEEMEA region this week suggests that issuer confidence may be on the rise across emerging markets after a particularly turbulent period of sell-offs in US Treasury bonds.
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CTP Logistics, a commercial property developer based in the Czech Republic, began bookbuilding for its IPO on the Amsterdam stock exchange on Wednesday.
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CTP Logistics, a commercial real-estate developer based in the Czech Republic, has launched an IPO on the Amsterdam stock exchange.
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EP Infrastructure, the Czech Republic-headquartered energy infrastructure group, launched a euro bond on Tuesday. By midday, books had almost reached €3bn.
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EP Infrastructure, the Czech Republic-headquartered energy infrastructure group has mandated banks to syndicate a bond in euros. Though much of supply from the CEE region last year came from sovereigns, market participants believe now is a good time for corporates to issue in debt markets.