Swiss investors get down and dirty with record-breaking YPF trade

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Swiss investors get down and dirty with record-breaking YPF trade

Silas Brown
September 22, 2016 06:00 pm
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A worker rests by a YPF oil company truck near a plant in La Plata, Argentina, Thursday April 19, 2012. Argentine President Cristina Fernandez has defended the move to re-nationalize YPF as part of a drive to restore her country's sovereignty, increase oil production and rely less on hydrocarbon imports. (AP Photo/Natacha Pisarenko) | Natacha Pisarenko/AP/Press Association Images

New funding possibilities in the Swiss franc bond market for lower rated issuers have been opened up by a ground-breaking Sfr300m issue for YPF, the Argentine state oil company, writes Silas Brown.

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