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Finance Ministry Places JPY 35 bln in Eurobonds

Finance Ministry Places JPY 35 bln in Eurobonds

19 December 2008

On its website yesterday, the Government announced plans to sell JPY 35.1 bln in four-year bonds with a 3.2% coupon paying semiannually. The bonds will be offered at 1.2% discount to their par value and will mature on Dec. 19, 2010. Oleksandr Klymchuk: It is the first-ever appearance of a Ukrainian issuer on the Samurai Market. The terms of the issue imply 3.52% YTM, which is 243 bps higher than the secondary market yield of Japanese sovereign securities with a similar maturity. The debut nature of the issue and not very liquid amount of an equivalent of USD 298 mln can partly justify the spread; the gap in government debt redemption payments in 2010 explains the atypical four-year maturity. We don’t rule out another JPY sovereign issue in 2007.

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