Doc shock sinks SEK tap

Craig McGlashan

August 02, 2016 04:00 PM

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Swedish Export Credit Corporation (SEK) has cancelled plans to sell a tap of its January 2019 global floating rate notes on Tuesday, due to a problem with the documentation for the reopening.

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