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EIB euro beats expectations

  • 06 Mar 1998
THE EUROPEAN Investment Bank successfully introduced US investors to euro denominated debt this week with the launch of its Eu2bn global, confounding expectations of muted demand for the product. When the EIB announced its intention to launch a global aimed at tapping US institutions, many syndicate officials ...

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