In October, the Ministry of Finance raised a record ₴107B from the issuance of government bonds. Last month ₴106.9B was obtained from OVDP sales, equivalent to ₴83.4B and $569M. At the same time, military bonds accounted for almost ₴82.8B of the total volume of government bonds issued last month.... #financeUkraine #GovernmentBonds #MilitaryBond #OVDP #OVDPselling #UkraineBond
Ukrainian dollar bonds are rising in price; funds believe that Trump’s victory will contribute to a faster end to Russia’s war in Ukraine. Ukrainian bonds are reported to have risen almost 6% in October, becoming one of the best performing assets on the market, with their value approaching $.50-1. Warrants linked to Ukraine’s econo... #DonaldTrump #DragonCapital #UkraineBond #WarinUkraine #Zelenskyy
Ukraine will restructure government derivatives tied to GDP growth rates. Yuriy Butsa, the government commissioner for public debt management, notes that Ukraine issued GDP warrants in 2015. According to the terms, any GDP growth above 3% per year triggers payments to warra... #Creditors #financeUkraine #GDPinUkraine #GDPwarrants #UkraineBond #UkraineEconomy
The Ministry of Finance of Ukraine will hold auctions to exchange OVDP bonds. The Cabinet of Ministers, as part of the implementation of the Medium-Term Strategy for State Debt Management for 2024-2026, approved a resolution that allows the MoF to carry out bond-swap operations... #financeUkraine #OVDP #UkraineBond #ukrainedebt
Ukrainians are increasing their investment in government bonds: The share is already 4%. In August 2024, the Ministry of Finance raised ₴29.1B from the issuance of government bonds. Military bonds accounted for ₴6B of the total volume of government bonds issued in August. As of September ... #financeUkraine #investments #nbu #OVDP #UkraineBond
Ukraine has officially started restructuring its external debt. The Ministry of Finance announced on the London Stock Exchange the specifics for exchanging old bonds for new-issue bonds. Ukraine invites holders of each series of sovereign bonds and existing bonds,... #Creditors #Eurobond #LondonStockExchange #UkraineBond #ukrainedebt #UkraineRestructuringDebt
Ukrainians’ interest in hryvnia assets is weakening. In June, for the first time in a long time, there was a reduction in the volume and share of hryvnia time deposits in the banking system despite maintaining positive rates in real terms. The Committee... #financeUkraine #HryvniaAssets #HryvniaDeposits #nbu #OVDP #UkraineBond
Despite market fears, Ukraine has paid $200M to GDP warrant holders. Ukraine has paid about $200M to holders of its GDP warrants, securities that weren’t part of a recent $20B Eurobond restructuring agreement with private creditors. The warrants have disbursements link... #DebtRestructuring #EurobondsPayments #GDPwarrants #UkraineBond #ukrainedebt
The Cabinet of Ministers introduces a payment moratorium for Ukraine’s Eurobonds. The Cabinet of Ministers exercised the right granted to it by the Ukrainian Parliament and introduced a temporary moratorium on Ukraine’s Eurobond payments. “In connection with the impleme... #debtpayments #DebtRestructuring #Eurobond #UkraineBond #ukrainedebt #ukravtodor
Capital markets in Ukraine show slow growth and development. Despite all the challenges brought about by the war, and contrary to forecasts, capital markets in Ukraine not only avoided collapse but also persisted in demonstrating slow growth and development. Al... #CapitalMarket #CapitalMarketUkraine #financeUkraine #investments #UkraineBond
Ukraine agreed to a debt restructuring with its Eurobond holders. As Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal reported, Ukraine has reached fundamental agreements with a committee of Eurobond owners. This is a crucial stage in Ukraine’s debt restructuring, saving $11.4B i... #DebtRestructuring #DenysShmyhal #Eurobond #UkraineBond #ukrainedebt
Ukraine is trying for the second time to restructure more than $20B in Eurobonds. A group of Ukrainian bondholders has signed non-disclosure agreements to begin a second round of formal talks with the Ukrainian government to restructure more than $20B in debt. Negotiations started ... #DebtRestructuring #Eurobond #imf #UkraineBond #ukrainedebt
Banks invested 25% of assets in OVDP, so the NBU sees no need for further stimulation. The National Bank believes there is no need to stimulate banks to increase investments in domestic government bonds (OVDP). In January 2023, banks introduced the possibility of covering mandatory rese... #financeUkraine #nbu #OVDP #UkraineBond #UkrainianBanks
In August, Ukraine is scheduled to pay $210M to the owners of GDP warrants, but the Ministry of Finance is delaying the decision. Ukrainian Eurobonds holders are still determining the fate of their GDP warrants, the total nominal value of which is $3.2B. On August 1, in addition to the payment for Eurobonds maturing in 2026, Ukr... #Creditors #DebtRestructuring #Eurobond #ForeignInvestor #GDPwarrants #UkraineBond #ukrainedebt
Owners of Ukrainian GDP warrants are rallying for negotiations on restructuring. Some holders of Ukrainian GDP warrants are planning to create a group that will represent their interests in restructuring sovereign debt, the data platform on public markets, and REDD companies repor... #Creditors #DebtRestructuring #ForeignInvestor #GDPwarrants #imf #UkraineBond #ukrainedebt
In June, the Ministry of Finance attracted more funds from OVDP auctions than it paid out to investors. In June, the Ministry of Finance raised ₴38.41B and $407.33M from the issuance of domestic government bonds. ₴35.3B of the total volume of OVDP issued in June were military bonds. The refinancing perc... #financeUkraine #investments #MiiltaryBonds #nbu #UkraineBond
Ukraine makes new offers to creditors to reach an agreement on debt restructuring. Ukraine plans to include GDP warrants in a proposal to restructure international bonds worth about $20B. This is a new attempt by Kyiv to establish contact with investors after formal negotiations thu... #Creditors #DebtRestructuring #GDPwarrants #imf #UkraineBond #ukrainedebt
Ukraine has a month to avoid default. According to The Economist, Ukraine is facing a looming financial crisis, because the two-year deferral of debt service payments that the country’s creditors agreed to is about to expire. The de... #Creditors #DebtRestructuring #DefaultUkraine #UkraineBond #ukrainedebt #UkraineEconomy
The state budget has received $20.2B in revenue so far this year: Where did most of these funds come from? The Ministry of Finance reported that the largest revenues were from international partners and domestic state loan bond (OVDP) issuance. External financing amounted to $13.8B, and the largest donors ... #Canada #financialaidforUkraine #Japan #UkraineBond #UkraineBudget2024 #UkraineFacility
Ukraine seeks a common ground with bondholders and tries to avoid default. As Bloomberg explains, Ukraine is trying to reduce debt payments in wartime, but Kyiv needs to maintain good relations with creditors to restore the economy after the war. The Ukrainian government ins... #Creditors #DebtRestructuring #DefaultUkraine #JPmorgan #UkraineBond #ukrainedebt
Ukrainian eurobonds drop in value following creditors’ refusal to write part of the debt off. The value of Ukrainian Eurobonds fell during trading on June 17, showing one of the worst performances for emerging markets. The country’s eurobonds weakened across the curve, with bonds maturin... #DebtRestructuring #Eurobond #financeUkraine #SerhiyMarchenko #UkraineBond #UkraineBudget
Ukraine has not agreed with its creditors on Eurobond restructuring terms. Ukraine and a special committee of creditors, representing the owners of almost 20% of Ukraine’s Eurobonds, negotiated between June 3 and 14 and exchanged restructuring proposals. However, according t... #Creditors #DebtRestructuring #Eurobond #imf #UkraineBond
The parliament explains how Ukraine could cover its budget deficit. Due to military expenses, a deficit has formed in the state’s budget. Ukraine spent 43% of the planned annual defense budget in just four months. According to the Chairman of the Parliament’s Fi... #BudgetDeficit #DanyloHetmantsev #UkraineBond #UkraineBudget2024 #WarExpensesUkraine
Thanks to OVDP, the return on the Ukrainian banks’ assets increased to 11.6%. According to the National Bank, the return on assets increased by 0.2 percentage points on average over the last year, up to 11.6% in the first quarter of 2024, primarily due to revenues from OVDP ... #CreditPortfolio #nbu #PrivatBank #UkraineBanksProfits #UkraineBond #UkraineDeposits #UkrainianBanks
Ukraine’s bond market: Investors focus on longer maturities. Last week, investors’ interest in UAH bonds with longer maturities sharply increased as they tried to lock in current YTMs for longer. Taking advantage of the high demand, the Ministry of Financ... #BondMarketUkraine #BondSalesUkraine #financeUkraine #investments #UkraineBond #UkraineMonetaryPolicy
In the first quarter of 2024, Ukrainian banks increased their net profit by 18% from last year. During the first three months of the year, solvent financial institutions showed a ₴40.5B ($1.05B) net profit. “The main factors in profitability growth in annual terms are an increase in intere... #BankDepositsinUkraine #LendingInUkraine #nbu #UkraineBanks #UkraineBanksProfits #UkraineBond
Ukraine must pay $25.2B to service debt this year. The Ministry of Finance has preliminarily estimated that in 2024 Ukraine will have to pay more than ₴1T ($25.2B) as part of its repayment and servicing of state debt. As of May 1, the total amount of ... #UkraineBond #UkraineBudget2024 #ukrainedebt #UkraineDebtPayment #UkraineEconomy
Fears about Ukraine’s default were allayed in the Ukrainian parliament. The WSJ reported the other day that some owners of Ukrainian Eurobonds want Ukraine to resume servicing its obligations starting next year, with up to $0.5B in interest payments annually. If the parti... #DanyloHetmantsev #DebtRestructuring #DefaultUkraine #Eurobond #UkraineBond #UkraineDebtRepayment
Bank of America believes that Ukrainian dollar bonds have growth potential. Strategists at BofA Securities, an American multinational investment banking division under the auspices of Bank of America, believe that Ukrainian dollar bonds show significant growth potential. Mean... #BankOfAmerica #CurrencyBond #DebtRestructuring #financeUkraine #UkraineBond #UkraineEconomy
Ukraine will propose a $20B debt restructuring plan by May. Ukraine has prepared a $20B debt restructuring plan for private bondholders and plans to present it by the beginning of May. It is noted that it is critical for Ukraine to conclude a debt restructurin... #DebtRestructuring #DebtSecurities #financeUkraine #UkraineBond #ukrainedebt #UkraineSecurities
Ukraine’s hard currency bonds extended their losses after the US House of Representatives approved the financial and military aid package. According to Bloomberg, Ukrainian currency bonds initially jumped after the US House of Representatives approved a financial and military aid package worth nearly $61B. However, positive sentiment ero... #BondSalesUkraine #CurrencyBond #DebtRestructuring #financeUkraine #financialaidforUkraine #UkraineBond
Due to slowing inflation, the interest rate on inflation-linked bonds will decrease to 5.4% per annum in May 2024. According to analyst Oleksiy Blinov, as the growth dynamics of the consumer price index slowed to 3.2% per annum in March, the interest rate for inflation-linked government bonds in May will be 5.4% p... #InflationinUkraine #InterestRate #nbu #OVDPselling #SecuritiesMarket #UkraineBond
Ukrainian debtholders plan to create a committee of creditors against the background of a possible debt restructuring. According to Bloomberg, large bondholders may intensify negotiations to create such a group after the IMF meeting on April 17. They note that time pressure is increasing as the moratorium on Ukrainian... #DebtRestructuring #ForeignInvestor #IMFmeeting #UkraineBond #UkraineBudget2024 #ukrainedebt
Following the discount rate decrease, Ukrainian bonds’ yield fell as well. At the first auction, after the NBU decided to lower the discount rate, the Ministry of Finance lowered rates for OVDP by 20-30 basis points. The secondary market also reacted by lowering rates for hr... #financeUkraine #imf #KeyPolicyRate #nbu #OVDPselling #UkraineBond #ukrainedebt
In February, hryvnia bonds were 50% more profitable than bank deposits. According to the Ministry of Finance, last month the weighted average yield of hryvnia government bonds amounted to 17.32%, while the Ukrainian rate index for consumer deposits was only 11.34%. The an... #BankDepositsinUkraine #financeUkraine #HryvniaDeposits #UkraineBond
The Ministry of Finance raises ₴2.5B less from the sale of government bonds than a week earlier. At primary auctions on January 23, the agency placed OVDP in the amount of ₴6B, a week earlier, it was ₴8.51B. ₴289.33M was received from the sale of annual bonds at 16.8% per annum, ₴1.64B from bonds... #financeUkraine #OVDPselling #UkraineBond
The Ministry of Finance received ₴552B from the sale of bonds; Ukrainians have doubled their investments in OVDP. Since the beginning of martial law, it has been possible to attract more than ₴1.2T to the state budget by issuing OVDP bonds. The government raised ₴552.6B ($14.5B) in 2023. The Ministry of Finance n... #Bondssale #financeUkraine #nbu #OVDPselling #UkraineBond
Revenues from the sale of bonds by the Ministry of Finance in November exceeded payments by more than ₴24B. For 11 months of the year, borrowing by the Ministry of Finance on the domestic debt market of ₴164.98B in equivalent exceeded payments on bonds of the domestic state loan (OVDP), particularly in Nove... #financeUkraine #nbu #OVDPselling #UkraineBond
The Ministry of Finance has attracted almost ₴23B from the sale of OVDP bonds. On October 24, the Ministry of Finance placed domestic state loan bonds (OVDP) for the total amount of ₴22.91B, significantly reducing the rates for securities denominated in hryvnia. The state receiv... #financeUkraine #KeyPolicyRate #nbu #OVDPselling #UkraineBond
Where is Ukraine’s revenue coming from this year? The primary sources of funding for Ukraine’s 2023 state budget are Ukraine’s international partners, former members of the National Bank Council Bohdan Danylyshyn said, based on data from the Mi... #BohdanDanylyshyn #financialaidforUkraine #UkraineBond #UkraineBudget
Military bonds in September brought the budget ₴23B. According to the Ministry of Finance, about ₴185B in military bonds were issued in the nine full months of the year. As of the end of September, Ukrainian citizens owned military bonds worth about ₴25... #BondSalesUkraine #financeUkraine #UkraineBond #UkraineBudget #Ukrainemilitarybonds
Ukraine has started consultations to restructure the $20B state debt. As Reuters writes, preliminary consultations with foreign bondholders regarding the restructuring of payments began ahead of schedule and have been going on for several weeks. Talks with bondholders w... #DebtRestructuring #GavinGray #imf #UkraineBond #ukrainedebt
This year, the sale of state debt securities replenished the budget with ₴400B. In the nine full months of the year, the Ukrainian government raised almost ₴400B ($11B) in equivalent from the placement of OVDP bonds at auctions. In total, more than ₴650B has been raised during ma... #financeUkraine #MilitaryBond #nbu #UkraineBond #UkraineBudget
Naftogaz completes its restructuring of defaulted bonds. The company officially offered bondholders a possibility to restructure their bonds maturing in July 2022 and November 2026, on which the company defaulted last year. The issuer of the securities, Kon... #NaftogazBonds #NaftogazEuroBonds #UkraineBond
Since the war began, the Ukrainian government has sold military bonds for almost UAH 500B. According to the NBU the total amounts attracted are UAH 318.62B, $3.57B, and €1.482B. The state also allocated UAH 318.126B, $4.125B, and €1.049B to repay the debt. It is noted that in May the Minist... #BondSalesUkraine #GovernmentBondsPayment #MilitaryBondDemand #UkraineBond
Investors’ demand for Ukrainian bonds has increased. The Ministry of Finance placed state bonds worth UAH 16.3B. There was demand for government bonds denominated in both hryvnias and US dollars. The Ministry of Finance placed one-year hryvnia bonds at ... #Bondssale #OVDPselling #UkraineBond
The IMF’s demand: Ukraine will develop its domestic securities market to avoid “printing” of the hryvnia. The goal of a working group is to develop the domestic debt market with the participation of representatives from the National Bank and the Ministry of Finance. The group was created to implement a me... #IMFandUkraine #SecuritiesMarket #UkraineBond
In Ukraine, the number of investors has increased by almost 500%. The total number of investors registered in Ukraine in 2022 increased 5.5 times, from 22,790 to 126,790, according to data from the Settlement Center, which services contracts in financial markets. It... #InvestmentsinUkraine #UkraineBond
The NBU wants to stop the “printing” of the hryvnia and encourages banks to invest in government bonds. The National Bank of Ukraine has allowed banks to cover up to 50% of their required reserves through domestic state loan bonds (OVDP). The NBU believes that this step will contribute to more active ba... #nbu #UkraineBond
Bonds from Ukrainian cities will be sold in Poland. The National Depository of Ukraine signed an agreement on cooperation with the Central Depository of Poland (KDPW) to establish correspondent relations for “delivery of securities without paymen... #BondSalesUkraine #PolandDepository #UkraineBond
