Koreans call in
- Sunday, 07 May 2017
Since 2012, Korean-origin issuance has quietly become one of the mainstays of the sub-triple-A Kangaroo market – and some of the same borrowers have also started to make their presence felt in New Zealand. There is a lingering sense of untapped potential in these issuers, some of which say they increasingly view the Australian dollar as a strategic funding currency.
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