World Bank returns to Kauri market

July 22, 2022 02:43 PM

New Zealand. Tane Mahuta, largest living Kauri Tree.

The NZ$800m deal follows NZ$475m outing from the European Investment Bank in early July

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Atanas Dinov

Bank Finance Editor

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