(Bloomberg) -- Kaupthing Bank hf, Iceland's biggest
financial services company, raised 28 billion yen ($228 million)
selling bonds denominated in yen.
The Reykjavik-based bank priced 10 billion yen of 1.65
percent bonds with a three-year maturity to yield 26 basis points
more than the yen swap rate, according to data compiled by
Bloomberg. It also priced 5 billion yen of 1.99 percent bonds and
13 billion yen of floating-rate notes which both mature in five
years, the data show.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
financial services company, raised 28 billion yen ($228 million)
selling bonds denominated in yen.
The Reykjavik-based bank priced 10 billion yen of 1.65
percent bonds with a three-year maturity to yield 26 basis points
more than the yen swap rate, according to data compiled by
Bloomberg. It also priced 5 billion yen of 1.99 percent bonds and
13 billion yen of floating-rate notes which both mature in five
years, the data show.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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