Short end burns brightest for SSAs seeking dollars

Mike Turner

April 20, 2022 05:20 PM

Investors plough into short dated tranches though longer deals are still possible

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SSA Sovereigns Supras and agencies Canada Asian Development Bank ADB Bank of America Goldman Sachs JP Morgan Nomura BMO Capital Markets Citi HSBC RBC Capital Markets Issue 1751

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Mike Turner

Corporate Debt Editor

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