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May 27, 2015 - Cbonds

Ukraine’s state Ukreximbank reached a deal with 30% of holders to change terms on almost $1.5 billion of bonds. The restructuring deal includes 2015, 2016 and 2018 Notes and assumes 7 year maturity extensions, raises coupon payments, with no write-downs to principal holdings. Ukreximbank intends to launch a consent solicitation in early June pursuant to which the Notes will be exchanged for new notes.
EXIMUK Notes New terms:

2015 8.375%: New Maturity 4/2022; Redemption 50% in 2019, 50% Semi-Annually; Coupon 9.625
2016 8.4%: 2/2023; 50% in 2020, 50% SA; 6-mo Libor + 7%
2018 8.75%: 1/2025; 50% in 1/2021, 50% SA; 9¾

Art Capital view:

 Ukreximbank creditors have received preferential treatment (no writedown) relative to the sovereigns because EXIMUK Notes don’t have government guarantees. Their bonds will only be used to meet the first of three IMF-mandated targets, which is to generate US$15.3 bln of savings during the four-year IMF program (2015-18). The successful restructuring terms of 2015 Notes may not automatically approximate to other Notes, we believe. The deal was backed by only 30% of creditors, while the other 70% may require smaller maturity extension for 2018 Notes, as IMF 1st target covers a period of 2015-18. EXIMUK 2018 rose by 200 bp to 70 after the announcement implying yield of 18%.

See more: Art Capital Research: Ukreximbank: 30% of bondholders agree to reprofile Notes
 
May 27, 2015 - Cbonds

Ukraine’s state Ukreximbank reached a deal with 30% of holders to change terms on almost $1.5 billion of bonds. The restructuring deal includes 2015, 2016 and 2018 Notes and assumes 7 year maturity extensions, raises coupon payments, with no write-downs to principal holdings. Ukreximbank intends to launch a consent solicitation in early June pursuant to which the Notes will be exchanged for new notes.
EXIMUK Notes New terms:

2015 8.375%: New Maturity 4/2022; Redemption 50% in 2019, 50% Semi-Annually; Coupon 9.625
2016 8.4%: 2/2023; 50% in 2020, 50% SA; 6-mo Libor + 7%
2018 8.75%: 1/2025; 50% in 1/2021, 50% SA; 9¾

Art Capital view:

 Ukreximbank creditors have received preferential treatment (no writedown) relative to the sovereigns because EXIMUK Notes don’t have government guarantees. Their bonds will only be used to meet the first of three IMF-mandated targets, which is to generate US$15.3 bln of savings during the four-year IMF program (2015-18). The successful restructuring terms of 2015 Notes may not automatically approximate to other Notes, we believe. The deal was backed by only 30% of creditors, while the other 70% may require smaller maturity extension for 2018 Notes, as IMF 1st target covers a period of 2015-18. EXIMUK 2018 rose by 200 bp to 70 after the announcement implying yield of 18%.

See more: Art Capital Research: Ukreximbank: 30% of bondholders agree to reprofile Notes

Qualcuno ha fatto i soldi qui (e non pochi :D). Comunque c'è ancora trippa per gatti, secondo me
 

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Ukraine president signs law allowing suspension of debt repayments

KIEV (Reuters) - Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko on Thursday signed a law that gives the government the right to halt scheduled repayments on foreign debts if necessary, his press service said.

Parliament passed the draft law on May 19 as a wrangle intensified between the near-bankrupt former Soviet republic and its creditors over restructuring $23 billion of foreign debt. The restructuring is needed to save $15.3 billion between 2015 and 2018, as required by the International Monetary Fund.

The law would come into effect once it was published and remain in force until July 1 next year, the presidential press service said.

A creditors' committee representing about $9 billion of Ukraine's external debt has objected to Kiev's call for a writedown on principal owed, although it says it wants a restructuring settlement that will lead to economic recovery.

Ukraine's finance ministry expressed confidence this week that it would complete the restructuring with its creditors, clearing the way for fresh IMF aid. But it indicated it would continue to insist on a writedown of the principal owed.
 

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