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Ten-year bond issue after nine years taps into improved climate
Greece is set to issue its first 10-year bond in nine years on Tuesday, in an effort to capitalize on the significant improvement in the climate for Greek assets as well as Moody's two-notch credit rating upgrade last Friday.
Encouraged by upgrade, Greece plans 10-year bond issue
Greece plans to issue a 10-year bond this week after Moody's raised its rating by two notches, with the state mandating six international banks for the issue.
It will be the second debt sale since Greece exited its third international bailout in August and the first 10-year bond in a decade.
Greece poised to return to bond market with five-year paper
Greece's debt agency is to announce the country's return to the bond markets, with a five-year syndicated issue that may be announced within the day, sources indicated on Monday.
The state aims to raise 2 billion euros from the issue.
New EBRD Regional Director for Romania and Bulgaria
Mark Davis has been appointed the new EBRD Regional Director for Romania and Bulgaria and will assume his new role in Bucharest on 1 April 2019. He follows Matteo Patrone who has become Managing Director for Eastern Europe and the Caucasus.
World Financial Markets Meet Christmas with a Continuous Collapse
Stock markets around the world remained under pressure Monday with investor confidence weighed down by the recent big sell-off that's put key U.S. indexes on course to record their worst December since the 1930s. News that U.S.
Metro Tries to Sell and Lease Back its Properties in Romania and Bulgaria
Goldman Sachs was mandated by German retailer Metro, to find a buyer for real estate owned by the company in Romania and Bulgaria.
Bankers team up with Greek shipowner to launch private investment firm
Former senior Goldman Sachs and HSBC banker Matthew Westerman is launching a private investment firm alongside a former colleague and a Greek shipping tycoon, he said on Friday.
Westerman will partner his former Goldman Sachs colleague Julian Metherell and Peter Livanos, who owns Greek shipping company Ceres Hellenic, in a new firm called MW&L Capital Partners.
Italian impact highlights need for a precautionary credit line
The recent rally in Greek bond yields due to the political crisis in Italy once again illustrated how vulnerable Greece is to external shocks. Analysts at foreign firms told Kathimerini that the Italian unrest will have consequences on Greece, stressing that the choice of a "clean exit" contains great risks as it must come with a huge cash reserve.
Warren Buffett Almost Invested $ 3 billion in Uber
Investor Warren Buffett was in a hurry to invest the $ 3 billion colossal amount in Uber, but the negotiations on the deal failed.
Buffett himself confirmed to CNBC that earlier this year he was discussing the investment with the Uber CEO Dara Kosroushahi, who was in the process of rebranding the company.
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US Federal Reserve rings alarm about America's soaring debt
The US deficit stands at $20 trillion and will rise to $30 trillion in a decade. That should be a reason for concern, according to the US Fed.
"I believe the Federal Reserve should be gradually and patiently raising the federal funds rate during 2018," Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Robert Kaplan said on Wednesday.