Mexico and Colombia are planning to sell Samurai bonds in Japan, Bloomberg reports. Mexico has appointed Daiwa Securities SMBC and Nomura Securities to assist in selling the 10-year bonds, with backing from state-owned Japan Bank for International Cooperation.
Colombia is looking to sell $504 million of Samurai notes, where Daiwa will act as the co-sale manager. Samurai bonds are yen-denominated notes sold by foreign borrowers in Japan.
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