Egypt has raised approximately $500 million through its first issuance of sustainable Samurai bonds denominated in Japanese yen, for an amount of 80 billion yen. This operation is part of the country’s strategy to diversify its sources of external financing and strengthen access to long-term resources dedicated to sustainable development projects. It benefits from the…...
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Egypt: $500 million raised through first Samurai sustainable bonds issuance
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