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Pakistan makes long-awaited bond return and plans to come back for more | IFR (opens the original)
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Pakistan on Wednesday raised US$3bn from its first public eurobond offering in more than four and a half years as it looks to reestablish itself in international markets. The deal – which also marks the sovereign's largest single offshore offering – comprised a US$1.75bn 7.50% March 2032 bond priced at 98.898 to yield 7.75% and a US$1.25bn 7.90% September 2036 note priced at 97.648 to yield 8.25%. Pricing tightened from initial thoughts of 8% area and 8.50% area, respectively, on the back of a c
Pakistan makes long-awaited bond return and plans to come back for more | IFR (opens the original)
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Pakistan on Wednesday raised US$3bn from its first public eurobond offering in more than four and a half years as it looks to reestablish itself in international markets. The deal – which also marks the sovereign's largest single offshore offering – comprised a US$1.75bn 7.50% March 2032 bond priced at 98.898 to yield 7.75% and a US$1.25bn 7.90% September 2036 note priced at 97.648 to yield 8.25%. Pricing tightened from initial thoughts of 8% area and 8.50% area, respectively, on the back of a c
Vietnam eyes capital market reform | IFR (opens the original)
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Vietnam has outlined a capital market reform roadmap that would see outstanding bonds as a percentage of GDP increase to 60% from around 32% by 2045, but the plan lacks concrete steps. Last month's multi-ministry initiative seeks to build on earlier reforms to debt and equity markets and mobilise capital needed to fund social spending plans that will require approximately US$1.5trn between now and 2030. Among the measures that relate to the bond market are the increased use of credit ratings, th
Golomt broadens international reach | IFR (opens the original)
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Mongolia’s Golomt Bank will require around US$500m to meet loan growth targets in 2027 and is evaluating different funding channels, including renminbi, while aiming to boost the country's standing among international investors, CEO Odonbaatar Amarzaya told IFR Asia in an interview. “Our goal is to expand Golomt Bank’s international reach," he said. "Over the years, we have steadily diversified our capital markets activities … We are evaluating opportunities such as Dim Sum bonds and other inter
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