Sri Lanka appoints four foreign banks as lead managers for eurobond

Sri Lanka appoints four foreign banks as lead managers for eurobond

June 7, 2016   07:34 pm

Sri Lanka, which last month announced plans to raise $1.5 billion from the sale of a 10-year sovereign bond, has mandated four foreign banks as lead managers, Finance Minister Ravi Karunanayake said on Tuesday.


We have mandated the same banks we did last year and we are looking at the maximum we can go, he added.


The funds raised will be used to fund a budget gap and reschedule some expensive short term loans, the government has earlier said.

-Reuters 
-Agencies

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