Philippines Considers New Retail Treasury Bond Issue
The Philippines is considering a new issuance of Retail Treasury Bonds as it seeks to broaden the pool of individual investors holding government debt, according to people familiar with the plan. The potential offering comes as the country marks a 25-year milestone for its retail bond program, although details of the issue were not provided.
The Philippines is looking to expand its pool of individual debt investors through a possible new issuance of Retail Treasury Bonds, according to people familiar with the plan.
The potential issuance coincides with a 25-year milestone for the country’s retail bond program. The source did not provide details on the timing, size or terms of the proposed offering.
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