Slovenia
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Slovenia is tapping a euro deal for the second time this year
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The yen market has had a rocky month after the Bank of Japan raised interest rates
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Countries in the region are branching out from the euro market after years of low rates at home
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CEE trade could include the first social Samurai from any sovereign
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◆ First eurozone government sells bond on distributed ledger ◆ The rate cutting wheel turns faster
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Bigger, more frequent issuance predicted to follow CEE issuer's inaugural deal
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Distributed ledger bonds claimed to speed up bond issuance and make it cheaper
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◆ Market takes surprise election results in stride ◆ Insurance companies leading with plans to raise deeply subordinated debt ◆ Bank capital and senior deals in euros and dollars also on the cards
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The last senior deal beyond six years was in 2021, before Russia invaded Ukraine
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Slovenian bank drew one of the biggest FIG order books in CEE in the past year
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The bank was boosted by a benign Fed meeting and a successful deal from Poland this week
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Slovenia was also in the euro market, tapping 10-year bonds