When issuing the local peso bonds known as TES, the treasury will concentrate more on notes with maturities of between five and ten years. — Reuters
BOGOTA: Colombia will offer shorter-maturity bonds and euro-denominated debt in an overhaul of its financing strategy, according to the nation’s new public credit director.
When issuing the local peso bonds known as TES, the treasury will concentrate more on notes with maturities of between five and ten years, as part of a plan designed to attract more foreign investors.
