Danantara Hires Banks for Planned Second Dollar Bond Sale
The News
Indonesia's sovereign wealth fund Danantara has mandated banks to gauge investor interest for a potential sale of long-term dollar bonds, coming weeks after the fund completed its first offshore debt offering. This move signals Danantara's continued fundraising in international debt markets.
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Danantara has mandated banks to gauge demand for a second sale of long-dated dollar bonds.
Danantara is Indonesia’s sovereign wealth fund.
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Indonesia’s sovereign wealth fund Danantara has mandated banks to sound out investor demand for a potential sale of long-dated dollar bonds.
Bloomberg- Danantara has mandated banks to gauge demand for a second sale of long-dated dollar bonds.
- The sale occurs shortly after completing its first offshore debt offering, indicating a pattern of international borrowing.
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Loaded language removedIndonesia’s sovereign wealth fund Danantara has mandated banks to sound out investor demand for a potential sale of long-dated dollar bonds, weeks after completing its first offshore debt offering.
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Indonesia’s sovereign wealth fund Danantara has mandated banks to sound out investor demand for a potential sale of long-dated dollar bonds.
BloombergDanantara completed its first offshore debt offering weeks before this mandate.
BloombergDanantara is Indonesia’s sovereign wealth fund.
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