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Korea Development Bank wants to issue as much as ¥50bn ($631m) of Samurai bonds as early as next month, and plans to mandate the transaction this week.
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The Slovak Republic returned to the Swiss franc market on Monday, after pricing its debut Sfr425m dual trancher in April, to tap its 10 year clip by Sfr75m and take the overall deal’s size to Sfr500m – an unvoiced ambition the borrower had harboured since the original execution. -
The Republic of Portugal returned to the commercial paper market after a two month hiatus on Monday, soldiering on despite a waning investor appetite for the sovereign’s debt.
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Export-Import Bank of Korea (Kexim) plans to revisit the international bond market in the second half of the year, after successfully raising a record ¥100bn ($1.26bn) from issuing Samurai bonds in Japan last week.
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Malaysia is expected to continue to enjoy its status as the global hub for sukuk bonds this year, as domestic and foreign issuers are lured by the country’s lower interest rates and large pool of liquidity.
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Gabon met fixed income investors in New York last week. Representatives from the country had been in the city on governmental meetings and were keen to update investors while there. Citi arranged the meetings.
