Panamanian Debt Declines on Failed OfferingPanamanian government bonds sank as much as 5.25% yesterday, after a failed attempt by a state-owned fund to sell $760 million.Friday, December 18, 2009
The Fiduciary Fund for Development, an important buyer of Panamanian debt, tried to sell up to $760 million worth of sovereign bonds. This triggered a drop in prices, as investors grew concerned that a major source of demand would be removed. The Panamanian entity finally decided no to proceed with the sale. Source: Prensa.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Panama Raises $395 million with BondsAugust 2011 The National Highway Company (ENA in Spanish) has issued certificates on the stock exchange in order to raise funds for the South Corridor for the company ICA. Panama to Issue $500 Million in "Samurai" BondsNovember 2010 The country announced its first sovereign bond issue in the Japanese market. Honduras Will Issue $333 Million in BondsFebruary 2010 Congress authorized the Finance Secretary to sell additional bonds in the securities market. Panama Earns $78 Million By Selling 2027 Global BondFebruary 2010 FFD sold a number of 2027 Panamanian Sovereign Bonds in $441.3 million; it had bought them for $362.9 million.
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