Helsingborg returns with second SLB

Frank Jackman

March 04, 2022 03:32 pm

Helsingborg in Sweden: rådhus (town hall)

Borrower finds demand for a tight opportunistic print

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Sub-sovereigns Green and Social Bonds Swedish krona SEB

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Frank Jackman

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