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“With the convergence of costs in yen, euros, sterling and others, we are faced with many more choices for benchmark” |
The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (World Bank) has issued its first euro-denominated global benchmark bond in a move that signals the borrower’s objective of increasing its profile. Its annual dollar benchmark operation had grown a bit stale. “We went on a non-deal roadshow throughout Asia, the Middle East and Europe,” explains Doris Herrera-Pol, head of capital markets operations in the World Bank treasury.
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