Mandiri returns Indonesia to bond markets

The state-owned bank sets a new benchmark for Indonesian debt with its debut FRN.

Though small by global standards, the increased $125 million FRN completed yesterday (Thursday), marks an important step forwards for the small band of Indonesian borrowers capable of accessing the international capital markets. As the first sovereign related credit to tap the dollar markets since the Asian financial crisis, Mandiri has provided a key indicator of how investors view the country's credit.

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