Bahrain Hires Banks for Dollar Bonds and Sukuk
2021-11-10 - 8:18 p
Bahrain Mirror- Reuters: Bahrain has hired a group of banks to arrange calls with fixed income investors ahead of a planned U.S. dollar-denominated debt issuance, a term sheet reviewed by Reuters showed on Tuesday.
The Gulf country is planning to issue 7-1/2-year sukuk, or Islamic bonds, and 12-1/2-year conventional bonds.
It has mandated BNP Paribas, Citi, HSBC , JPMorgan, and National Bank of Bahrain to manage the debt sale.
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