Turkey
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Several companies have redeemed bonds this year, but none has issued -
Investors are receptive to new Turkey bonds, but borrowers will have to be careful in their approach
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TSKB is the third Turkish bank issuer to sell a new bond in the past seven days
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Bonds from two Turkish banks last week are doing well in secondary trading
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Bookrunners would have preferred a bigger gap between this week's two Turkish bank trades
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The bank was encouraged by a Turkish peer’s trade that priced the previous day
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A successful trade is 'pretty vital' for other Turkish banks planning to issue
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Investors feared the worst, but Erdoğan has performed a volte-face since winning in May
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Erdogan has shown that he is willing to listen to foreign investors, but they must act
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Nearly $15bn of Turkish bank and corporate bonds have matured since 2021, with next to no new issuance
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Investors and analysts fear central bank has not gone far enough in its fight against inflation following rally in bonds
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An Abu Dhabi investment firm has committed to $8.5bn of earthquake relief bonds
