Zambia: IFC bond approval
Issue 259
- 26 Jul 2013
| 1 minute read
The World Bank’s International Finance Corporation (IFC) has obtained approval from Zambia’s Securities and Exchange Commission to issue kwacha-denominated bonds of up to 2.5bn kwacha ($460m). The IFC can now issue local currency bonds supporting local capital markets and increasing access to local-currency finance for the private sector.
The bonds will be issued under the IFC Pan-African Domestic Medium-Term Note Programme, launched in May 2012 to facilitate regular bond issuances by the IFC in the region.
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