BNG cuts lonely figure in dollar market

Mike Turner

March 20, 2019 04:15 pm

Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten is braving the dollar bond market during the Federal Open Market Committee on Wednesday, as it takes indications of interest for a $250m tap of its March 2022 floater.

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