News
25 June 2018

Kexim issues $1.1bn in samurai bonds

Region:
Asia-Pacific

The Export-Import Bank of Korea (Kexim) has raised $1.1 billion (120 billion yen) in samurai bonds in the largest-ever Asian debt offering. In a dual-tranche structure, 70 billion yen papers were issued in 1.5-year maturity at a coupon of 0.16% and 50 billion yen in three-year notes at 0.27%, which...

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