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07 October 2019

Kernel: Proving bank appetite for Ukrainian corporate debt

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Agri/Soft Commodities
Region:
Europe
Commodities Content Manager
Kernel signed a tightly priced $390 million PXF last month – a rare example of a Ukrainian corporate taking the structured trade finance route in 2019. And despite the political turmoil developing in Ukraine, the agri trader is out to the international bond/unsecured debt markets for future fundraising plans.

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