KorAm's new RFP

Proposals were due yesterday (Thursday) for a $125 million lower tier 2 deal.

The Korean banking is joining a long queue of prospective borrowers from the Republic with plans for its second subordinated debt offering in the space of a year. The bank is hoping to raise up to $125 million from the deal, but while the small size and many available benchmarks should make the process relatively straightforward, market conditions for Korean debt remain far from strong.

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