Kepco favours a bond in euros

Kepco borrowing supremo, MW Kim discusses his strategy for the year and why he may be keen to issue in euros ahead of the sovereign.

Kepco, Korea's state-controlled power utility, plans to launch a euro-denominated bond in the first half of this year. The company, which has $1.3 billion of foreign debt maturing this year, will refinance at least $800 million, says Myung Hwan Kim, Kepco's general manager in charge of borrowing.

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