Kexim ends Korean bond siesta with $1b deal

The state-owned export credit agency raises a dual-tranche dollar bond, cutting short Korean borrowers’ month-long hiatus from international debt markets.

Kexim supports Korean exporters through loans and guarantees

Chien Mi Wong

August 06, 2014

The Export-Import Bank of Korea (Kexim) sold a $1 billion dual-tranche bond on Wednesday morning, ending Korean issuers’ month-long hiatus in global capital markets.

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