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Investors happy with Hong Kong dollars in currency diversity hunt

  • 20 Feb 2009

Hong Kong dollars remained the investor preference this week as nervous buyers sought to diversify their currency risk.

Yesterday Nederlandse Waterschapsbank sold a pair of Hong Kong dollar fixed rate notes via Barclays Capital. The HK$250m two year note pays a 2.33% coupon and the HK$200m three year ...

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