Eurobonds

Eurobonds appeared in connection with the development of the global economy and the growth of the world's major corporation’s needs. Just the appearance of Eurobonds contributed to restrictions on the operations of foreign investors in the US stock market in 1963, while US interest rates were considerably lower than European rates, which as a result has given a powerful impetus to the development of European markets. In other words, the Eurobond market began its development in the background of the investment loan restrictions in the United States. In 1965, the United States began a program of voluntary restrictions on the export of capital, which has led to the mobilization of funds of US multinationals in foreign markets. In 1968, the introduction of direct restrictions on US investments abroad led to the rapid growth of the Eurobond market, the main issuers of which have become private companies.

Eurobonds - long-term coupon bonds issued in a currency other than the currency of the issuing country. The Eurobonds contains data on the amount of debt, the procedure for obtaining interest and maturities. Normally, warranty, issue and placement of Eurobonds are engaged in an international banking syndicate. Eurobonds are placed simultaneously in several markets. Eurobond interest is paid without tax incentives.

Also, eurobonds contains data on the amount of debt, the procedure for obtaining interest and maturities. Normally, warranty, issue and placement of Eurobonds is engaged in an international banking syndicate. Eurobonds are placed simultaneously in several markets. Eurobond interest is paid without tax incentives. Eurobond loans - loans issued in the form of Eurobonds in the Eurocurrency market. The main currency Eurobond issues are Eurodollars, which on average account for over 60% of all emissions. The average size of Eurobond loan is 20-30 mln. Dollars, sometimes up to 500 mln. Dollars. Eurobonds - securities issued in euros, are placed among foreign investors through an international syndicate of underwriters. Eurobonds are used for long-term lending. They are very similar to the bonds issued by the government and companies in the domestic market, but raise funds , as characterized by low interest rates and the persistence of the same shareholders' stakes (but it remains relatively high tax payments, the need to monitor capital flows and repayment and interest payment borrowed funds). they can be listed on the secondary After placing bonds on the primary market. The most common Eurobonds are issued in bearer form, and not in the name / Register form, making Eurobonds attractive to investors; it is not fair to the tax authorities. Bank serving issuance of Eurobonds, receives a commission in the form of a discount on the issue price. Eurobonds may generate a constant percentage or policies issued