TCV launches new November 2025 line via syndication
- Tuesday, 19 January 2021
On 19 January, Treasury Corporation of Victoria (TCV) (AA/Aaa) launched a new domestic, November 2025, syndicated, benchmark transaction. The forthcoming deal is being marketed at 31-34 basis points area over the three-year futures contract, equivalent to 14.15-17.15 basis points area over Australian Commonwealth government bond.
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