Qatar Launches US Dollar Bond Offering to List on London Stock Exchange
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Updated Sep 21
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What happened
Qatar launched a dual-tranche, benchmark-sized US dollar-denominated senior unsecured bond offering. An Initial Public Trading (IPTs) A listing on the London Stock Exchange will follow the offering.
From zawya.com
Why it matters
Qatar is among the newest Gulf states to access international debt markets. The bond offering introduces new sovereign debt into the global financial system.
From zawya.com
Who's involved
- QatarIssuer of the dual-tranche US dollar bond offering
- London Stock ExchangeExchange where the bond offering listing will take place
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The entities involved
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London Stock Exchange
stock exchange in the City of London
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Qatar
country in West Asia
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