Kazakhstan

A variety of corporate deals are keeping EM investors busy in what is expected to be the last week for new issues before the end of the year.

The Development Bank of Kazakhstan has mandated three banks for the first ever tenge senior unsecured Eurobond from the country.

National rail company Kazakhstan Temir Zholy (KTZ) has printed a $780m 10 year trade that came around 18bp wide of fair value on a yield basis, though the deal easily covers the amount needed to finance a tender offer on the borrower’s 2020s.

Kazakhstan Temir Zholy (KTZ) kicked off this week’s new issues with a 10 year note on Monday as investors begin to dial back risk appetite in order to protect returns as the year end approaches.

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Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), an operator of exchanges and clearing houses, on Monday announced clearing services for CDS referencing Saudi Arabia, as well as for a host of emerging market and Asia-Pacific corporate single names.

Kazakhstan’s KazTransGas has made its debut in the bond markets, raising $750m of 10 year money at a price close to where its state-run owner, KazMunaiGas, trades.

Kazakhstan’s KazTransGas has made its debut in the bond markets, raising $750m of 10 year money close to where its state-run owner KazMunaiGas trades.

Kazakhstan’s KazTransGas has opened books on a debut 10 year dollar benchmark trade with initial price thoughts that leads reckon is around 30bp back of its similarly rated state-run owner, KazMunayGas.

KazMunayGas Kashagan (KMGK), one of the owners of the Kashagan oil field in Kazakhstan, has increased a five year secured oil prepayment loan facility to $2bn, to fund repayments to buyers under its production sharing agreement.

KazTransGas, the largest gas supply company in Kazakhstan, has picked banks for a debut 10 year dollar benchmark after Standard & Poor’s revised the country’s outlook to stable on Friday.

Kazakhstan’s independent oil and gas company Nostrum navigated a tricky price discovery process to print five year bonds at 8% on Monday after what has been a difficult few months for the company.