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Peru, Dubai, Megafon Plan Sales: Emerging Market Bond Alert
2004-09-06 08:53 (New York)
By Gavin Serkin
Sept. 6 (Bloomberg) -- The following emerging-market
borrowers are expected to sell international bonds in coming
months. New information is followed by previously reported plans.
* DUBAI plans to sell $750 million of bonds that comply with
Islamic restrictions on the payment and receipt of interest to
fund expansion of its airport. The government will sell the five-
year floating-rate notes as early as September, said Moinuddin
Malim, head of investment banking at Dubai Islamic Bank, which is
arranging the sale. In place of interest, the holders of Dubai's
bonds will receive twice-yearly lease payments from the
government as the beneficial owners of passenger and cargo-
handling buildings at the airport, as well as equipment, Malim
said. Dubai, the second-largest member of the U.A.E. federation,
doesn't have an international credit rating. Moody's Investors
Service gives the U.A.E. an A2 credit rating.
(Updated: Sept. 6. News: {NI DUBAI }.)
*AS HANSABANK, the Baltic states' biggest lender, plans to
sell bonds in euros, said a banker familiar with the transaction
who declined to be named. The transaction will be sold after a
European investor presentation likely to be in late September,
the banker said. Barclays Plc and Deutsche Bank AG have been
hired to manage the sale, he said. Hansabank's credit is expected
to be rated A1 by Moody's, the banker said.
(Updated Sept. 6. News: {HPA1T ET CN }.)
*OAO MEGAFON, Russia's third-largest mobile-phone company,
will decide Sept. 17 whether to sell $375 million of Eurobonds
this year, Vedomosti reported. Megafon's board ruled to include
the bonds on the agenda of the company's shareholders meeting,
the paper reported, citing Megafon director Maxim Gorokhov. The
company may hire Citigroup Inc. and ING Groep NV to organize the
sale, he told the paper. Dmitry Vozianov, who represents Alfa
Group in Megafon, declined to say if Alfa will block or support
the Eurobond sale, Vedomosti reported. Alfa earlier this year
blocked Megafon's attempt to borrow $188 million from banks,
Vedomosti said.
(Updated: Sept. 6. News: {128605Z RU CN }.
Bonds: {MEGAFO }.)
* PERU expects to sell at least $500 million of bonds next
year in domestic and international markets, said Economy and
Finance Minister Pedro-Pablo Kuczynski. Peru might sell about
$500 million of additional bonds if it is able to make early
repayment of debt owed to Paris Club creditors, Kuczynski said in
an interview in Santiago, Chile. Peru has a foreign-debt rating
of Ba3 from Moody's Investors Service and BB from Standard &
Poor's.
(Updated: Sept. 6. News: {NI PERU }. Bonds: {PERU
}.)
ASIA
* CHINA plans to sell more than $1 billion of bonds this
year, some of which would be denominated in dollars and some in
euros, the Financial Times reported on its Web site, citing a
Finance Ministry official it didn't identify. No decision has
been made on the maturities or the timing of a sale, which would
depend on the condition of world markets, the FT said. China's
foreign debt is rated A2 by Moody's Investors Service and BBB+ by
Standard & Poor's.
(Updated: July 19. News: {NI CHINA }. Bonds: {CHINA
}.)
* CHINA DEVELOPMENT BANK, which funds many of the nation's
public projects, hired Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Merrill Lynch &
Co. and Morgan Stanley to help its first dollar-denominated bond
sale to global investors since 1999, bankers involved said. The
Beijing-based lender also hired BNP Paribas SA, HSBC Holdings Plc
and UBS AG to help it sell euro-denominated bonds, the bankers
involved in the sale said, asking not to be identified. It may
sell as much as $1 billion of debt in total, maturing in as much
as 10 years, as soon as September, the bankers said, without
giving a breakdown of each sale. China Development Bank's foreign-
currency debt is rated A2 by Moody's Investors Service and BBB+
by Standard & Poor's.
(Updated: July 12. News: {SDBZ CH CN }. Bonds:
{SDBC }.)
* INDONESIA may sell bonds to international investors next
year, Anggito Abimanyu, head of fiscal policy at the finance
ministry, told reporters in Jakarta. Indonesia's foreign debt is
rated B2 by Moody's Investors Service. Standard & Poor's assigns
it a B debt rating.
(Updated: Aug. 23. News: {NI INDO }. Bonds: {INDON
}.)
* INDIA may sell as much as $5 billion of bonds overseas to
provide low-interest rate loans to farmers, the Hindustan Times
reported, citing government officials it didn't name. The bonds
will mature in five years or more and will pay interest of
between 100 and 150 basis points more than the London interbank
offer rate, the newspaper said. The finance ministry will seek
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's approval for the bond sale, the
Hindustan Times reported. India has a foreign-debt rating of Baa3
at Moody's Investors Service and BB at Standard & Poor's.
(Updated: July 5. News: {NI INDIA }. Bonds: {IGB
}.)
* INTERGAS CENTRAL ASIA, a unit of Kazakh state oil company
ZAO NK Kazmunaigaz, hired ABN Amro Bank NV and JPMorgan Chase &
Co. to manage its first international bond sale, Interfax
reported, citing the company's press department. The company will
sell between $200 million and $250 million of bonds with a
maturity of between seven and 10 years, Interfax said. The
securities will be issued in the second half of this year,
Interfax reported.
(Updated: June 29. News: {KZOL KZ CN }.)
* MONGOLIA is discussing a debut sale of bonds with
international underwriters including Citigroup Inc., HSBC
Holdings Plc and Barclays Plc, the Asian nation's Finance
Minister Chultem Ulaan said in an interview. ``We plan to
initiate from the end of this year'' the sale of bonds, Ulaan
said after a speech at the annual meeting of the European Bank
for Reconstruction and Development in London. The bonds may be in
dollars or euros, Ulaan said. The country has a foreign-debt
rating at Standard & Poor's of B.
(Updated: April 19. News: {NI MONGOL }.)
* PAKISTAN plans to sell bonds overseas in the fourth
quarter, Finance Minister Shaukat Aziz said. The bonds will
comply with Islamic law, which bans payment of interest, Aziz
said in an interview. The sale will be smaller than the
government's $500 million bond in February. Pakistan has a
foreign-debt rating of B2 at Moody's Investors Service and B at
Standard & Poor's.
(Updated: May 24. News: {NI PAK }. Bonds: {PKSTAN
}.)
* SOUTH KOREA picked Barclays Capital, Citigroup Inc.,
Deutsche Bank AG and JPMorgan Chase & Co. to manage a sale of $1
billion of 10-year dollar-denominated bonds as early as
September, the Finance Ministry said in a faxed statement.
Korea's foreign debt is rated A3 by Moody's Investors Service and
A- at Standard & Poor's.
(Updated: Aug. 2. News: {NI KOREA }. Bonds: {KOREA
}.)
* STATE BANK OF INDIA, the nation's biggest commercial bank,
may sell between $250 million and $500 million of dollar-
denominated bonds this year to fund growth overseas, Chairman
A.K. Purwar said. The bonds from the Mumbai-based bank will have
a maturity of between one and five years and may be issued in ``a
couple of months'', Purwar said. Standard & Poor's has a long-
term foreign-currency issuer rating of BB on State Bank of India.
(Updated: Aug. 16. News: {SBIN IR CN }. Bonds:
{SBIIN }.)
* TELEKOM MALAYSIA Bhd., Malaysia's biggest phone company,
hired UBS AG and Deutsche Bank AG to help it sell $500 million of
bonds to refinance debt, Reuters reported. The state-owned
utility is selling the bonds to refinance debt of around $1
billion Reuters reported, without saying where it obtained the
information. The company's foreign bonds are rated Baa2 by
Moody's Investors Service and A- by Standard & Poor's.
(Updated: Aug. 9. News: {T MK CN }. Bonds:
{TELMAL }.)
* VIETNAM may sell its first foreign currency-denominated
bond next year, said Charly Madan, Citigroup Inc.'s country
officer, said at an investment conference in Hanoi. Vietnam has a
foreign-debt rating of B1 from Moody's Investors Service and BB-
from Standard & Poor's.
(Updated: Aug. 23. News: {NI VIET }.)
CENTRAL, EASTERN EUROPE
* AK BARS, a Russian bank based in the central region of
Tatarstan, plans to sell 100 million to 300 million euros ($366
million) of Eurobonds, Prime-Tass reported, citing an
unidentified official from the Tatartstan administration. The
bank plans to sell three-year bonds and the timing of the sale
will depend on market conditions, the news service said.
(Updated: April 5. News: {143522Z RU CN }.)
* HUNGARY plans to sell 346 billion forint ($1.7 billion) of
foreign-currency debt in the second half of this year, the Debt
Management Agency said in a statement distributed before a press
conference in Budapest. Hungary has a foreign-debt rating of A1
from Moody's Investors Service and A- from Standard & Poor's.
(Updated: July 19. News: {NI HUNGARY }. Bonds: {REPHUN
}.)
* INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIAL BANK may sell $200 million of
Eurobonds this year, Interfax reported, citing Alexei Zlobin,
head of the Moscow-based bank's credit department. The bank has a
long-term credit rating of B- at Standard & Poor's.
(Updated: June 7. News: {1095Z RU CN }.)
* INVITEL Rt., Hungary's second-largest fixed-line telephone
company, plans to sell bonds underwritten by BNP Paribas SA and
Credit Suisse First Boston, International Financing Review
reported, citing unnamed bankers.
(Updated: July 5.)
* KHARKIV, Ukraine's former capital and one of its wealthiest
cities, said it plans to sell its first euro-denominated bonds
this year. The city will sell five-year bonds, said Serhiy
Kadyhrob, head of the investment department at Kharkiv's mayoral
office, in a telephone interview from the city. He declined to
say how much Kharkiv plans to raise from the transaction. The
city will choose banks to manage the sale by September, he said.
(Updated: July 26.)
* NAK NAFTOGAZ UKRAINY, Ukraine's state oil and gas company,
postponed a planned sale of as much $700 million of bonds until
September, Chief Executive Uri Boyko said in an interview during
a flight to Kiev from Moscow. The company will sell five- and
seven-year dollar-denominated securities, Ihor Voronin, deputy
head of the company, said in an interview. ABN Amro Bank NV and
UBS AG were hired to manage the sale.
(Updated: Aug. 2. News: {245195Z UZ CN }.)
* OAO GMK NORILSK NICKEL, Russia's biggest mining company,
hired Citigroup Inc. and Morgan Stanley to arrange a sale of $500
million of Eurobonds this year, International Financing Review
reported, without saying how it obtained the information.
(Updated: Aug. 9. News: {NKEL RU CN }.)
* POLAND will sell 2.9 billion euros ($3.5 billion) of
foreign bonds next year, Jacek Tomorowicz, director of Foreign
Department at the Finance Ministry, said in an interview in
Warsaw. Poland has a foreign-debt rating of A2 at Moody's
Investors Service and BBB+ at Standard & Poor's.
(Updated: June 28. News: {NI POLAND }. Bonds: {POLAND
}.)
* ROMPETROL Group, Romania's second-largest oil company, said
it hired JPMorgan Chase & Co. to manage a sale this year of its
first Eurobond. The bonds will be denominated in euros and
marketed at investor presentations in European cities in the
coming weeks, the company said in an e-mailed statement in
Bucharest. Rompetrol plans to sell up to 150 million euros
($180.8 million) of the senior, unsecured bonds maturing in a
maximum of 10 years to investors outside the U.S., people
familiar with the sale said, declining to be named. The company
is in talks with international ratings companies pending the
transaction, the people said.
(Updated: June 21. News: {1061Z RO CN }.)
*OAO RUSSIAN ALUMINIUM, which makes an eighth of the world's
aluminum, may sell $300 million or more of bonds next year,
Vladislav Solovyov, Rusal's chief financial officer, said at a
Moscow press conference.
(Updated: June 14. News: {1105Z RU CN }.)
*OAO RUSSIAN RAILWAYS, the country's state-owned rail
monopoly, expects to sell $500 million to $1 billion of bonds
abroad next year, with a maturity of five to 10 years, said
Fyodor Andreev, a vice president at Russian Railways. In August
the company will choose banks to run the sale from a list of
large European banks that includes JPMorgan Chase & Co., ING
Groep NV and Deutsche Bank AG, he said. The company has an issuer
rating of Baa3 from Moody's Investors Service and BB+ from
Standard & Poor's.
(Updated: July 19. News: {73831Z RU CN }.)
* RUSSIAN STANDARD BANK hired Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein
and ING Groep NV to manage a sale of Eurobonds next month,
Dresdner said in an e-mailed press statement from London. The
sale is intended to lengthen the maturity of the bank's debt, the
statement said, without providing details. The bonds are likely
to be rated Ba3 by Moody's Investors Service and B by Standard &
Poor's, according to Dresdner's statement.
(Update: Aug. 16. News: {120588Z RU CN }.
Bonds: {RUSB }.)
* SLOVENSKE ELEKTRARNE AS, Slovakia's dominant power
generator, is working to replace 700 million euros ($846 million)
of state-guaranteed loans with bond sales as it seeks to cut
financing costs, a company official said. ``We will probably
replace it with two or three bond issues,'' Milos Sujansky,
Slovenske's chief financial officer, told journalists in
Bratislava. The bonds will be guaranteed by the state and will
probably have maturities of between two and five years, he said.
(Updated: June 28. News: {SEN SK CN }. Bonds:
{ELEKSK }.)
* TATARSTAN, an autonomous oil-producing republic of west-
central Russia, is considering selling as much as 300 million
euros ($360 million) of bonds, Interfax reported, citing Prime
Minister Rustam Minnikhanov. Finance Minister Radik Gaizatullin
said the government will determine the amount for sale during
2004 by the end of June, according to Interfax. The government
has a foreign-debt rating of Ba3 at Moody's Investors Service and
B- at Standard & Poor's.
(Updated: May 21. News: {1039Z RU CN }.)
* TRANSCREDITBANK, which serves OAO Russian Railways, the
country's state-owned rail monopoly, plans to sell $150 million
of Eurobonds in October or November, Interfax reported, citing
the Oleg Panarin, the bank's vice president. The bank has a long-
term foreign issuer credit rating of B- at Standard & Poor's
(Updated: May 17. News: {97793Z RU CN }.)
LATIN AMERICA & CARIBBEAN
BANCO DO BRASIL SA, Latin America's biggest bank, plans to
sell $350 million of bonds abroad, said a spokeswoman for the
bank in Brasilia, who asked not to be identified. The bonds will
mature in 10 years and carry political risk insurance, the person
said. The bank's debt is rated Ba3 by Moody's and B+ by S&P.
Credit Suisse First Boston is managing the sale, International
Financing Review reported, without saying how it obtained the
information.
(Updated Aug. 9. News: {BBAS3 BZ CN }. Bonds:
{BANBRA }.)
* EL SALVADOR picked Citigroup Inc. to manage a sale of $290
million of bonds maturing in either 10 or 30 years, International
Financing Review reported, citing unnamed bankers. Citigroup will
receive a fee of 0.01 percent on 10-year bonds, according to the
report. If the bank can arrange a sale of 30-year bonds it will
collect another 0.15 percent in fees, IFR's report said.
Citigroup declined to comment and El Salvador's finance ministry
didn't return calls, IFR said. The Central American nation's
foreign bonds are rated Baa3 by Moody's Investors Service and BB+
by Standard & Poor's.
(Updated: Aug. 2. News: {NI ELSAL }. Bonds: {ELSALV
}.)
* GUATEMALA hired Citigroup Inc. to manage a $300 million
bond sale, International Financing Review reported, citing
unnamed bankers competing for the mandate. The bonds are likely
to be sold next month and may have a maturity of between 10 and
30 years, the report said. The Central American nation's foreign
bonds are rated Ba2 by Moody's Investors Service and BB- by
Standard & Poor's.
(Updated: Aug. 9. News: {NI GUATE }. Bonds:
{GUATEM }.)
MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA
* EMIRATES, the largest Arab airline, said it plans to raise
at least $500 million in a sale of bonds adhering to Islamic law
next year to finance aircraft purchases. The carrier probably
will sell five-year bonds in the second half of 2005, Dermot
Mannion, the airline's chief finance director said in an
interview in Dubai. The airline hasn't chosen banks to arrange
the sale, Mannion said.
(Updated: May 4. News: {1000Z UH CN }. Bonds:
{EMIRAT }.) {EMIRAT }.)
* IRAN KHODRO INDUSTRIAL Group, the country's largest maker
of vehicles, has selected HSBC Holdings Plc and BNP Paribas SA to
manage its sale of 300 million euros ($372 million) of bonds.
Iran Khodro, which made more than 111,000 cars and vans in its
last fiscal year, wants to sell the five-year bonds as early as
October to finance expansion projects, said Esfandiar
Karimzadegan, senior adviser at Investment Banking Group,
Khodro's investment unit.
Для каждого найдется што-то подходяшие...

Вот я например уже напротяжении многих лет выгодно инвестируу в ОБУВь...
Могу только советовать... ... Чем больше инвестировать в каждуyu отдельнуyu пару, тем меньше вероятность инфляции...
УДАЧИ.

а вообще кто куда здесь инвестирует ?
я например в QAG Genussschein (Sparplan 50,- Euro/Monat)

Интересно, а Вы туда уже вложили?

я тебе скажу одно , не слушай никого, все это ху-,,,,,,,,,,, сдес шас денги вкладивает толко дурак, я не знау какая у тебя там сума, меня это и не интересует, но скжу тебе, што луди имея 2,3 милиона, не стремятся в кладиват в ету страну, Москва хороший вариант, но без знакомих вложеш там впустуу, обманут, если толко взят дом,, квартиру, и подойдат, шас Германия не тот вариант , штоб вкладиват, сдес вес бизнес шас плачет,
если хочеш вложит правилно, не слушай жену, родствеников, друзей , знакомих,банки, (особено жену) извените

Хорошее высказывание, но не всегда правильное
Женьщина имеет совсем другое чувство риска, поэтому очень часто теряет меньше денег, но и зарабатывает меньше
А если взять друзей, они ко мне с удовольствием идут, т.к. знают что не обижу.
А если сам не можеш, то куда идти то ? Самое лучшее это конечно научиться самому, но это не реально для всех. Из моего опыта только 1-2 % населения, могут сами вкладывать
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