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Apollo Global poaches three senior CBA markets operatives - Vimarsana News

Apollo Global poaches three senior CBA markets operatives

Apollo Global Management is understood to have pinched CBA’s global markets boss Anthony Hermann to run its credit strategy in the region.

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World Bank Prices 1 Billion 7-Year New Zealand Dollar Benchmark - Vimarsana News

World Bank Prices 1 Billion 7-Year New Zealand Dollar Benchmark

Lead Manager Quotes “Congratulations to the World Bank for another outstanding Kauri bond transaction, matching their own tranche size record for the market and setting a new benchmark for a 7-year offering. It was a well-timed deal, welcomed by the broad investor base that World Bank attracts in the New Zealand dollar market,” said Glen Sorensen, Director Syndicate, ANZ. “The World Bank has continued their outstanding track record in 2020 of Kauri issuance to follow suit with another outstanding transaction in 2021. In achieving a second consecutive billion dollar Kauri transaction wit...

Government closes in on funding deficit after $14b bond sale - Vimarsana News

Government closes in on funding deficit after $14b bond sale

Government closes in on funding deficit after $14b bond sale Michael Read and Jonathan Shapiro Apr 13, 2021 – 4.55pm Save Share The federal government is just $38 billion shy of achieving the Herculean $230 billion funding task set for the fiscal year after raising $14 billion through the sale of 11½ year bonds. On Tuesday, the Australian Office of Financial Management (AOFM), which manages debt issuance for the Commonwealth government, priced the $14 billion November 2032 bond issue after attracting $48 billion of orders from global investors, paying a yield of 1.9 per cent. The firs...

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