Dollar SSA issuers sidestep each other in busy market

Mike Turner

March 13, 2019 04:30 pm

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Municipality Finance (Muni Fin) printed a $1bn no-grow short five year bond on Wednesday, joining World Bank at the tenor in a dollar market that bankers said has offered something for everyone this week.

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Mike Turner

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