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Aurelian Mihailescu To Replace Cristian Sporis As Head Of Raiffeisen's Treasury
Aurelian Mihailescu was appointed by the board of Raiffeisen Bank Romania to replace Cristian Sporis as head of the treasury and capital markets department after the latter agreed to take th...
Raiffeisen Bank Romania’s Head Of Treasury Appointed Deputy FinMin
Romanian Prime Minister Mihai Ungureanu has appointed Cristian Sporis as the new deputy finance minister, in charge of the state Treasury.
Banks Want Longer Maturities On Bonds, Transparency From The New Treasury Head
Longer maturities on government bonds, a clear bond issuing calendar for the whole year, as well as sticking to the amounts in the issuing prospectus are the main recommendations of analysts...
Raiffeisen Bank’s Head Of Treasury To Be Named Deputy FinMin - Sources
Romanian Prime Minister Mihai Ungureanu will appoint Cristian Sporis, head of the treasury department with Raiffeisen Bank, as the new deputy finance minister, people familiar with the matte...
Romania Needs To Advertise Abroad To Raise Funds, Says Deputy FinMin
Romania’s big challenge this year will be to advertise on the international market, so that it would differentiate itself from countries in trouble in the region and borrow at reasonable ter...
Romania Plans 15-Year Bond On Local Market, Roadshows On Foreign Markets
Romania’s Finance Ministry negotiates issuing 15-year bonds on the domestic market, while planning two road-shows for foreign investors next year, state secretary Bogdan Dragoi said Tuesday.
Stewart, Raiffeisen: Greek Default Not As Shocking As A Year Ago
A potential default of Greece would clearly be bad, but this risk has been talked about so much that if it were to happen, it would not shock the world, as it would have a year ago, says Jam...
Romania Rejects All Bids In 6-Month Bills Sale
Romania’s Finance Ministry on Monday rejected all bids in a 400 million lei (EUR93 million) six-month bills auction, citing high yields.
Romania Sells RON180M 3-Year Bonds At 7.5% Average Yield
Romania’s Finance Ministry on Thursday sold 180.1 million lei (roughly EUR42 million) in three-year bonds, well below the planned amount, while the average yield rose to 7.49% a year.