KNOC bond

KNOC prints $1 billion bond through secondary curve

Meanwhile Vietinbank, China Resources Gas and Zoomlion line up.
March 28, 2012

Quasi-sovereign oil company Korea National Oil Corp (KNOC) printed a $1 billion five-year bond through its secondary curve early yesterday morning and then saw the bonds trade tighter, setting a firm tone for what looks like a busy week with debt issuance poised to pick up again.

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