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      Instrument data
      Senority
      Unsecured
      Currency
      BGN
      ISIN
      BG2040012218
      Coupon percent
      5%
      Coupon type
      Fixed:Plain Vanilla Fixed Coupon
      Instrument volume
      50,000,000
      Maturity date
      11/07/2022
      -
      WD Outlook: N/A
      WD Outlook: N/A
      Latest change
      Withdrawal
      12/07/2022
      General information
      Rating
      Public
      Unsolicited
      With issuer participation
      UK endorsed
      EU Rated
      Withdrawal reason: end of maturity of the debt obligation, or in case the debt is redeemed, called, prefunded, cancelled
      Julian Zimmermann Lead analyst
      Alvise Lennkh-Yunus Committee chair
      Scope affirms Bulgaria’s BBB+ ratings with a Stable Outlook

      18/6/2021 Rating announcement EN

      Scope affirms Bulgaria’s BBB+ ratings with a Stable Outlook

      The inclusion of the Bulgarian lev in ERM II, joining the Banking Union, low public debt alongside strengthened external and banking sectors are strengths. Vulnerability to shocks, governance challenges and electoral uncertainty are ratings constraints.

      Scope upgrades Bulgaria’s long-term credit rating to BBB+, and revises the Outlook to Stable

      22/2/2019 Rating announcement EN

      Scope upgrades Bulgaria’s long-term credit rating to BBB+, and revises the Outlook to Stable

      Bulgaria’s declining public debt, advancement of reforms and adherence to convergence criteria, and strengthened external resilience underscore the upgrade. Vulnerability to shocks, financial system risks, and governance concerns are constraints.

      Scope affirms Bulgaria’s long-term credit rating of BBB, and changes the Outlook to Positive

      27/4/2018 Rating announcement EN

      Scope affirms Bulgaria’s long-term credit rating of BBB, and changes the Outlook to Positive

      Bulgaria’s low public debt, commitment to reform and strengthened external resilience drive the outlook change. Vulnerability to shocks, private sector debt risks, lack of a lender of last resort for banks, and institutional concerns remain constraints.

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