Poland to market benchmark euro-denominated 10-year bullet next week

By Paul A. Harris

St. Louis, Jan. 10 - The Republic of Poland will begin marketing a benchmark-sized euro-denominated 10-year bullet offering (A2/BBB+/BBB+) on Wednesday in Munich, Germany, according to a market source.

Subsequent roadshow stops include Vienna, Austria, and Milan, Italy, on Jan. 19, Benelux on Jan. 20, Paris and Dublin on Jan. 23 and London on Jan. 24.

Credit Suisse First Boston, Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan are leading the Regulation S offering.

Poland last came to the market in October with a $1 billion issue of 5% notes due October 2015 that priced at 99.899 to yield 5.013% and $100 million of bonds due October 2035 that priced at par to yield 5.408%.

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