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| Kiev's municipal government proposes to issue Eurobonds worth USD250m to fund its infrastructure projects, Alexander Omelchenko, the mayor of Kiev, said ... more info |
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| Moscow Bank for Reconstruction and Development (MBRD) had placed Eurobonds to the value of US$150 million, as Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein reported ... more info |
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| MOSCOW - The Gazprom board of directors has approved the distribution of a eurobond borrowing which is expected to total either 1 billion Euros or 1 billion US Dollars with a three-year-long period of circulation, according to a source in the banking circles ... more info |
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| Demand for Eurobonds issued by Russian companies is quite likely to remain high in 2005, while spread between the yield on Russian corporate Eurobonds and U.S. Treasury bonds will narrow another 40-70 basis points, Interfax Center for Economic Analysis analysts predict ... more info |
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| Open joint-stock company "United metallurgical company" (UMC) intends to float 3-year bonds to the value of 3 billion rubles in May-June of 2005, as the president of the Company Anatoly Sedyh reported to journalists at the summit "Stal-CIS" ... more info |
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| BEIRUT - Central Bank governor Riad Salameh said Friday the government would soon swap $3 billion in eurobonds, which mature in 2006. "The government decided to swap in 2005, $3 billion worth of eurobonds that matures in 2006," Salameh told reporters ... more info |
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| VILNIUS - International investors snapped up 600 million euros' worth of Lithuanian Eurobonds on Feb. 3 with unprecedented demand ... more info |
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| Sberbank of Russia on December 7 additionaly placed 10-year subordinated bonds at the value of US$150 mln. with the annual interest rate of 6.23% ... more info |
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| Vneshtorgbank (VTB) has raised $750-million subordinated loan to become Russia's first bank with the loan financed by placing 10-year eurobonds (call option) on cross-border markets, VTB said in a press release on February 7, 2005 ... more info |
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| VimpelCom - Russia's major mobile operator - is planning to place $300m in Eurobonds today, UBS Investment Bank, which is the issue's lead manager together with J.P Morgan ... more info |
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