NIB and IADB brave bruising sterling market

Mike Turner

June 08, 2022 02:57 PM

Washington, D.C., USA - January 12, 2020: Sign of Inter-American

Both issuers needed to settle for static spreads that offered chunky concessions

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SSA Supras and agencies Nordic Investment Bank NIB Inter-American Development Bank IADB Sterling HSBC Nomura TD Securities Bank of America Deutsche Bank NatWest Markets RBC Capital Markets

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