KDB eyes Samurai as local rival Kexim pulls off record, nets ¥100bn from investors

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KDB eyes Samurai as local rival Kexim pulls off record, nets ¥100bn from investors

Korea Development Bank wants to issue up to ¥50bn ($631m) of Samurai bonds as early as next month, following Export-Import Bank of Korea in tapping Japanese investors as borrowing costs in the dollar bond market shoot up, writes Jun Ebias.

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