Korea Midland Power reopens Asian G3 market

The unit of Korea Electric Power Corp raised its first dollar bond since 2008, braving volatile market conditions.
February 06, 2014

Korea Midland Power sold a $300 million five-year bond on Wednesday, defying volatile market conditions and encouraging more Korean credits to come to market – such as Korea Gas on Thursday.

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