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The Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka will meet investors this week to drum up demand for a planned $1bn international bond, and central bank officials are planning to stress its strong economic performance when they hit the road.
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The UK Debt Management Office has hired four banks to run the syndication of an index-linked Gilt which is slated for next week.
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Export-Import Bank of Korea is eyeing a raft of Asian currency bonds before the end of the year, and could tap the Philippine peso market for its next issue, a funding official told EuroWeek Asia.
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The United Kingdom Debt Management Office (DMO) announced on Friday that it will issue a new syndicated index-linked gilt offering during the week commencing July 23. The deal will mature in 2044.
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The Republic of the Philippines will turn to domestic retail investors to refinance as much as Ps60bn ($1.43bn) of debt that falls due in the third quarter.
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Woori Bank and Hana Bank are planning tap the Samurai bond market in the coming weeks, following rival Shinhan Bank which raised ¥35bn ($438m) last week after offering a two tranche deal to Japanese investors.