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Belarus to hold Eurobond road show in Singapore, Hong Kong
The Belarusian authorities will hold a road show for its new Eurobond issue in Singapore and Hong Kong between November 27 and 30.
The Eurobond road show will be held by a delegation of Finance Minister Andrey Kharkavets, Economy Minister Mikalay Snapkow, Yury Alymaw, deputy chairman of the National Bank of Belarus, and Development Bank Chairman Syarhey Rumas, according to the finance ministry's press office.
The road show has been arranged by the UK's VTB Capital plc and Russia's ZAO Sberbank KIB, which are organizing the issue.
Speaking in September, Mr. Kharkavets said that Belarus was exploring the possibility of selling $500 million to $600 million worth of government bonds in European and Asian markets in 2013.
Prime Minister Mikhail Myasnikovich confirmed on November 16 that the Belarusian government planned a new Eurobond issue at the beginning of 2013.
“We are set for the placement of a large Eurobond issue in the near future. This will take place at the beginning of next year and we will start preparations in December,” Mr. Myasnikovich told reporters in Minsk.
In the summer of 2010, Belarus issued a $1-billion Eurobond, placing $600 million with a coupon of 8.75 percent in July and $400 million at 8.25 percent in August.
In January 2011, the country raised $800 million via a new Eurobond sale, projecting initially to raise a total of $1 billion. The seven-year, dollar-denominated $800-million Eurobond was sold at a yield of 8.95 percent. BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank, The Royal Bank of Scotland, and Sberbank acted as lead managers for the transaction.
Belarus has not issued Eurobonds this year. //BelaPAN
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