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Serbia’s €1.15bn Q1 bond issuance signals fiscal continuity, not emergency financing

Serbia will enter the international and domestic debt markets in the first quarter of 2026 with a planned issuance of €1.15 billion in government bonds,...

Serbia to issue 43.5 billion dinar bonds amid growing public debt and economic challenges

Serbia's Public Debt Administration has announced the third issue of 10.5% annual bonds for May 13, with a value of 43.5 billion dinars (approximately...

Where to invest 10,000 euros: Options and risks for Serbian investors

Investing in Serbia traditionally involves savings in banks or real estate, but with the growth of capital markets and crypto investments, there are now...

Domestic banks to introduce MREL bonds: A breakdown of this new financial instrument

During the annual conference of the Association of Financial Directors of Serbia, State Secretary Saša Stevanović from the Ministry of Finance revealed that two...

Analyzing the preference for dinar-denominated bonds over euro-denominated Ones

In the Serbian debt market, an intriguing trend has emerged over the past month. While bonds denominated in dinars have been completely sold out,...

Serbia emits additional eurobonds: Boosting financial resilience

Serbia yesterday increased its issuance of three-year euro-denominated bonds, borrowing an additional €66.24 million, with the auction volume reaching €150.16 million and a coupon...

Interest grows in Serbian corporate bonds

The Serbian financial market is abuzz with anticipation as the Ministry of Finance gears up to introduce several corporate bonds onto the domestic market. According...

Serbia’s aggressive bond sssuance: Funding EXPO 2027 amid growing concerns and positive outcomes

Serbia is actively continuing its issuance of eight-year bonds, a process that commenced on October 24 at an unprecedented pace. The objective is to...

Foreign Creditors Hold Dominant Position in Serbia’s Public Debt Landscape

The total public debt of Serbia at the end of 2023 amounted to EUR 36.15 billion, three billion more than at the beginning of...

The state has sold eight-year bonds in the amount of 41.5 billion dinars

The Republic of Serbia has sold eight-year government bonds amounting to 41.5 billion dinars in an auction, as announced by the Public Debt Administration. On...

Unveiling the Investors: The Forces Behind Serbian Bond Purchases and State Financing

Individual data on specific investors in the government bonds of the Republic of Serbia are confidential and can be shared or disclosed only with...

The state sold bonds at a yield of 6.15 percent annually

The Republic of Serbia yesterday sold eight-year government bonds in the amount of 63.15 billion dinars, announced the Public Debt Administration. This is the...

Issuing (ESG) corporate bonds in Serbia

To issue corporate bonds, a company must comply with the applicable rules of the Capital Markets Act. This includes preparing a prospectus with detailed...

Green bonds are a prerequisite for the energy transition

For the energy transition of Serbia, more than 20 billion euros are needed at the moment, and this money cannot come only from the...
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