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GREEK FIXED INCOME MONITOR:
RENEWED MOMENTUM FROM THE 10-YEAR
BOND ISSUE
FEBRUARY 2019
Ilias Lekkos
Dimitria Rotsika
Haris Giannakidis
ECONOMIC RESEARCH & INVESTMENT STRATEGY
BLOOMBERG TICKERS
Piraeus Bank Government Bond Index: {PBGGGSBI Index<GO>}
Weighted Average Yield: {PBGGGWAY Index<GO>}
Piraeus Bank Government Bond Index : {PBGGGCBI Index<GO>}
Weighted Average Yield : {PBGGIWAY Index<GO>}
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GREEK FIXED INCOME MONITOR
2
Latest Developments in
the Greek Bond Market
Piraeus Bank Greek
Government Bond Index
Piraeus Bank Greek
Corporate Bond Index
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DEVELOPMENTS IN GOVERNMENT BOND MARKET
Source: Piraeus Bank Research
• The upward trend in the Piraeus Bank Government Bond Index
recorded in the previous month continued in February, despite
concerns by the European Commission and Fitch about a potential
disruption in fiscal discipline. In particular, the government bond
index rose by 1.9% at the end of February compared to the
previous month, reaching a new high at 514 points. In addition, in
the last 10 days of the month, there was a recorded strengthened
upward trend in the government bond index, mainly originating
from reports for a 10-year issue in early March, as well as
significant gains from the recently issued 5-year bond. Specifically,
the yield to maturity of the five-year bond maturing in 2024
declined in February by 42 basis points, reaching 2.83%, while a
further decline was also recorded in early March.
• The catalyst for the positive government bond dynamics was the
combination of Moody’s credit rating upgrade of Greece’s
sovereign debt and the strong investment interest for the 10-year
issue. Specifically, in early March, Moody’s upgraded the credit
rating of the Greek sovereign bonds by two notches to B1 with
stable outlook. The better-than-expected rating worked as a signal
confirming the stabilization of the country’s economic conditions
and all three rating agencies now converge on their credit
assessments.
• As a result, total bids for the 10-year bond reached €12 billion and
the bond issue was oversubscribed by almost 5 times. Typical of
the significant demand was the fact that despite the initial
guidance for the interest rate at 4.125%, the final rate closed at
3.9% and the coupon was set at 3.85%.
BOND INDEX PERFORMANCE
CREDIT RATINGS
3
-1.0 0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0
Piraeus Bank Corporate ex Financials Bond
Index
Piraeus Bank Government Bond Index
Barclays Corporate High Yield Bond Index
Barclays Government Bond Index
MoM
YtD
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
Fitch
S&P
Moody's
AA-
BBB+BBB
BBB-BB+
BB
BB-
B+B
B-CCC+CCCCCC-CCCSD
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DEVELOPMENTS IN CORPORATE BOND MARKET
• The Greek corporate bond market did not follow the upward trend of
government bonds, since the Piraeus Bank Corporate Bond Index recorded
losses mainly due to the plummeting prices of the two bond issues of
Intralot. Specifically, the index recorded losses of 0.64%, reaching 133.7
points at the end of February, starting from 134.5 units at the end of the
previous month. The price drop in the index emerged after the market
priced the idiosyncratic risks of Intralot’s two bonds (ISIN: XS1685702794 and
XS1405774727), with an aggregate 11% weight in the overall capitalization of
the index. In particular, the two bonds recorded losses of 8.9% and 16.5%
respectively.
• Concerns about the renewal of key company contracts mainly on the Turkish
market and the uncertainty about the company’s leverage have reversed the
upward trend of Intralot’s bonds last month. The bond price pressures were
accompanied by Fitch’s downgrading from B to B- with negative outlook
and by Moody’s from B3 to Caa1. On the other hand, Moody’s upgraded the
Greek Telecoms credit rating by two notches, to Ba2 from B1 with stable
outlook, while Fitch upgraded the credit rating of Crystal Almond by one
notch, namely from B- to B.
• Despite the pressures on the corporate bond market, the index valuation in
February shifted upwards, mainly due to an increase in the ESI from 99.6
points to 101.3 and the PMI in manufacturing, which increased from 53.7 to
54.2. An equally important determinant was the strengthened demand for
high yield bonds as reflected by the 1.6% increase in the IBOXX index
(Bloomberg Ticker: IBOXXMJA).
• Similarly to the evolution of the key drivers of the Greek corporate bond
index, the liquidity index recorded a drop (improvement) of 6%. The bond
issue of the 7-Year bond of Aegean Airlines was completed in March raising
€200 million. Demand was approximately 2.5 times the offer, thus amounting
to €527.7 million. The bond coupon was set at 3.6%, i.e. very close to the
lower band of the anticipated bond rate range.
CORPORATE BOND INDEX VALUATION
CORPORATE BOND LIQUIDITY INDEX
Source: Piraeus Bank Research 4
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25
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75
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Error
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Greek Corp. Bond Index
Model Estimate (EU HY BondIndex, ESI, L/D Rate Spread)
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GREEK CORPORATE BOND PERFORMANCE
• Following three bonds recorded the lowest performance:
~ INTRALOT (-16.5%) maturing in 2024
~ INTRALOT (-8.9%) maturing in 2021
~ B&F (-3.2%) maturing in 2023
• Following three bonds recorded the highest return:
√ TITAN (0.88%) maturing in 2024
√ Greek Telecoms (0.84%) maturing in 2022
√ MYTILINEOS (0.72%) maturing in 2023
• The bond issue of the 7-Year bond of Aegean Airlines was completed in
March raising €200 million. Demand exceeded the offer by approximately 2.5
times amounting to €527.7 million. The bond coupon was set at 3.6%, i.e. very
close to the lower band of the anticipated bond rate range.
MONTHLY PERFORMANCE OF CORPORATE BOND INDEX MEMBERS
Source: Piraeus Bank Research 5
-15.0 -13.0 -11.0 -9.0 -7.0 -5.0 -3.0 -1.0 1.0
COCA-COLA (2020)
OTE (2018)
PPC (2019)
TITAN (2019)
ELPE (2019)
OTE (2020)
OTE (2019)
COCA-COLA (2024)
TITAN(2021)
INTRALOT CAPITAL (2021)
ELPE(2021)
WIND (2021)
HOUSEMARKET (2021)
OPAP (2022)
MOTOROIL (2022)
SUNLIGHT (2022)
MYTILINAIOS (2022)
TERNA ENERGY (2022)
INTRALOT CAPITAL (2024)
TITAN(2024)
DELTA TECHNIKI (2024)
GEK TERNA (2025)
CORAL(2023)
B&F(2023)
OTE(2022)
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PIRAEUS BANK GREEK GOVERNMENT BOND INDEX
BOND RETURNS HISTOGRAMINDEX EVOLUTION FEBRUARY 2019 (BASE DATE: 9/3/12=100)
• In February, the lowest index value was 503 while the highest value was 514.
• The value of the Greek Government Bond Index on 28th February was 1.9% higher
compared to the previous month.
• The analysis of historical data reveals that monthly return at the end of February was
higher than 85% of realized past returns. This implies that returns, lower or equal to 1.9%,
were realized during 62 months out of the total of 83 months of available data.
*(Returns with low frequency of occurrence are less likely to be realized in the near future).
28-February
Members 9
Market Capitalization (EUR bn) 36.78
Weighted Average Yield 3.37
Weighted Average Coupon 3.90
Weighted Average Maturity 10.54
Weighted Average Duration 8.07
Source: Piraeus Bank Research 6
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Fre
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Monthly Returns
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3
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14
Sep
-14
Jan-1
5
May-
15
Sep
-15
Jan-1
6
May-
16
Sep
-16
Jan-1
7
May-
17
Sep
-17
Jan-1
8
May-
18
Sep
-18
Jan-1
9
Price (LHS)
Yield (RHS)
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PIRAEUS BANK GREEK GOVERNMENT BOND INDEX
INDEX COMPOSITION– FEBRUARY 2019
NameIssue Amount
(€ bn)
Amount
Outstanding
(€ bn)
Currency Coupon Coupon TypeCoupon
Frequency
Next Coupon
PaymentIssuance Date Maturity
Credit Rating
(Standard &
Poor's)
Last Price - 28
February
Yield – 28
February
Hellenic Republic Government Bond 4.03 4.03 € 4.750 Fixed Annual 17/04/19 10/04/2014 17/04/19 B+ 100.5 0.3
Hellenic Republic Government Bond 3.00 3.00 € 4.375 Fixed Annual 01/08/19 24/07/17 01/08/22 B+ 107.5 2.1
Hellenic Republic Government Bond 4.60 4.60 € 4.200 Fixed Annual 30/01/20 15/11/17 30/01/42 B+ 93.6 4.7
Hellenic Republic Government Bond 4.81 4.81 € 4.000 Fixed Annual 30/01/20 15/11/17 30/01/37 B+ 93.6 4.5
Hellenic Republic Government Bond 6.09 6.09 € 3.900 Fixed Annual 30/01/20 15/11/17 30/01/33 B+ 96.6 4.2
Hellenic Republic Government Bond 5.96 5.96 € 3.750 Fixed Annual 30/01/20 15/11/17 30/01/28 B+ 100.7 3.7
Hellenic Republic Government Bond 4.36 4.36 € 3.500 Fixed Annual 30/01/20 15/11/17 30/01/23 B+ 104.7 2.2
Hellenic Republic Government Bond 3.00 3.00 € 3.375 Fixed Annual 15/02/20 15/02/18 15/02/25 B+ 100.9 3.2
Hellenic Republic Government Bond 2.50 2.50 € 3.450 Fixed Annual 02/04/19 29/01/19 02/04/24 B+ 102.9 2.8
Source: Piraeus Bank Research 7
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PIRAEUS BANK GREEK CORPORATE BOND INDEX
BOND RETURNS HISTOGRAMINDEX EVOLUTION FEBRUARY 2019 (BASE DATE : 02/01/13=100)
• In February, the lowest index value was 133.5 while the highest value was 134.9.
• The value of the Greek Corporate Bond Index on 28th February decreased by 0.6%
compared to the previous month.
• The analysis of historical data revealed that MoM return at the end of February was
higher than 12% of realized past returns. This implies that returns, lower or equal to -0.6%,
were realized in 9 months out of the total of 73 months of available data.
*(Returns with low frequency of occurrence are less likely to be realized in the near future).
28-February
Members 24
Market Capitalization (EUR bn) 7.05
Weighted Average Yield 3.79
Weighted Average Coupon 3.93
Weighted Average Maturity 2.78
Weighted Average Duration 2.22
Source: Piraeus Bank Research 8
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4
6
8
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14
16
90
95
100
105
110
115
120
125
130
135
140
Mar-
13
Jun-1
3
Sep
-13
Dec-
13
Mar-
14
Jun-1
4
Sep
-14
Dec-
14
Mar-
15
Jun-1
5
Sep
-15
Dec-
15
Mar-
16
Jun-1
6
Sep
-16
Dec-
16
Mar-
17
Jun-1
7
Sep
-17
Dec-
17
Mar-
18
Jun-1
8
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-18
Dec-
18
Price (LHS)
Yield (RHS)
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PIRAEUS BANK GREEK CORPORATE BOND INDEX
INDEX COMPOSITION– FEBRUARY 2019
Company Name
Issue
Amount
(€ mn)
Amount
Outstanding
(€ mn)
Currency Coupon Coupon TypeCoupon
Frequency
Next Coupon
PaymentIssuance Date Maturity
Credit Rating
(Standard &
Poor's)
Last Price –
28 February
Yield - 28
February
COCA-COLA HBC FINANCE BV800.00 800.00 € 2.375
Fixed Annual18/06/19 18/06/13 18/06/20 BBB+ 102.38 0.52
PPC FINANCE PLC500.00 349.80 € 5.500
Fixed Semi-Annual01/05/19 08/05/14 01/05/19 CCC+ 99.85 6.35
TITAN GLOBAL FINANCE PLC300.00 160.61 € 4.250
Fixed Semi-Annual10/07/19 10/07/14 10/07/19 BB+ 101.40 0.30
HELLENIC PETROLEUM FINANCE325.00 325.00 € 5.250
Fixed Semi-Annual04/07/19 04/07/14 04/07/19 101.38 1.14
OTE PLC700.00 700.00 € 3.500
Fixed Annual09/07/19 10/07/14 09/07/20 BB+ 103.63 0.78
OTE PLC350.00 350.00 € 4.375
Fixed Annual02/12/19 02/12/15 02/12/19 BB+ 103.12 0.20
COCA-COLA HBC FINANCE BV600.00 600.00 € 1.875
Fixed Annual11/11/19 10/03/16 11/11/24 BBB+ 105.89 0.81
TITAN GLOBAL FINANCE PLC300.00 300.00 € 3.500
Fixed Semi-Annual17/06/19 17/06/16 17/06/21 BB+ 104.09 1.67
INTRALOT CAPITAL LUX250.00 250.00 € 6.750
Fixed Semi-Annual15/09/19 23/09/16 15/09/21 B- 73.89 20.47
HELLENIC PETROLEUM FINAN 375.00 449.53 € 4.875 Fixed Semi-Annual 14/04/19 14/10/16 14/10/21 105.81 2.56
HOUSEMARKET SA 40.00 40.00 € 5.000 Fixed Quarterly 01/05/19 04/10/16 04/10/21 102.71 3.89
CRYSTAL ALMOND SARL 250.00 345.00 € 10.000 Fixed Semi-Annual 04/04/19 04/11/16 01/11/21 B 107.46 6.87
OPAP SA 200.00 200.00 € 3.500 Fixed Semi-Annual 21/09/19 21/03/17 21/03/22 101.61 2.95
MOTOR OIL FINANCE PLC350.00 350.00 € 3.250 Fixed Semi-Annual 01/04/19 10/04/17 01/04/22 101.81 2.63
SYSTEMS SUNLIGHT ABEE50.00 50.00 € 4.250 Fixed Semi-Annual 20/06/19 20/06/17 20/06/22 102.29 3.54
MYTILINEOS HOLDINGS S.A. 300.00 300.00 € 3.100 Fixed Annual 27/06/19 27/06/17 27/06/22 101.90 2.51
TERNA ENERGY FINANCE 60.00 60.00 € 3.850 Fixed Semi-Annual 21/07/19 21/07/17 21/07/22 98.58 4.30
INTRALOT CAPITAL LUX 500.00 500.00 € 5.250 Fixed Semi-Annual 15/09/19 20/09/17 15/09/24 B- 58.01 17.36
TITAN GLOBAL FINANCE PLC 250.00 350.00 € 2.375 Fixed Semi-Annual 16/05/19 16/11/17 16/11/24 BB+ 98.86 2.59
DELTA TECHNIKI SA 6.50 6.50 € 5.500 Fixed Semi-Annual 22/06/19 22/12/17 22/12/24 100.00 5.49
GEK TERNA120.00 120.00 € 3.950
Fixed Semi-Annual04/04/19 04/04/18 04/04/25 100.30 3.89
CORAL 90.00 90.00 € 3.000 Fixed Semi-Annual 11/05/19 11/05/18 11/05/23 100.50 2.87
B&F 25.00 25.00 € 4.950 Fixed Semi-Annual 26/06/19 26/06/18 26/06/23 95.00 6.27
OTE PLC 400.00 400.00 € 2.375 Fixed Annual 18/07/19 18/07/2018 18/07/22 BB+ 103.21 1.39
Source: Piraeus Bank Research 9
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