Kexim debuts in euros

Right currency, right structure, right maturity prompts another successful deal from the Korean policy bank.
October 26, 2004

The Export Import Bank of Korea (Kexim) returned to the bond markets on Tuesday with an opportunistic and successful trade in euros.

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