Bahrain inks bond market comeback with $1.5bn blowout
Bahrain yesterday shrugged off any remaining investor concerns about the intermittent social unrest seen in the country over the last year, pricing a successful $1.5bn 10 year conventional bond that traded up to 100.10-100.15 on Thursday morning. Citi, Gulf International Bank, JP Morgan and Standard Chartered arranged the note, which was priced at 99.867.
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