Nigeria is seeking global rating agency assessment, pursuing total return swap financing, and using naira-denominated bonds as collateral.
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Updated Jun 22
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Nigeria is seeking global rating agency assessment, pursuing total return swap financing, and using naira-denominated bonds as collateral.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Nigeria's Debt Management Office manages sovereign debt while S&P Global Ratings assesses creditworthiness, supported by a TRS facility involving First Abu Dhabi Bank.Sub-event
Nigeria explores financial options including rating agency review and international financing.1 source
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