KEB sets new Korean card ABS benchmark

CSFB-led $500 million issue prices 6bp inside last year''s offering from LG Card.

Rob Davies

August 06, 2002

Korea Exchange Bank (KEB), which has the fifth largest credit card business in Korea, priced its first cross-border securitization with a deal backed by credit card receivables in New York on Monday.

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