SovereignDebt

Sovereign Debt: A Green Investor's Dilemma

27 days ago

In an evolving financial landscape, green investors face a formidable challenge. As governments around the globe wrestle with soaring sovereign debt levels, the implications for green financing are profound. The pressing question many investors are grappling with is how to reconcile their commitment to environmental sustainability with the realities of fluctuating debt and fiscal policies.

Nigeria to Raise $1.7 Billion Through Eurobond for 2025 Budget Financing

1 month ago

Nigeria's government is actively seeking to bolster its financial resources by planning a significant issuance of Eurobonds worth $1.7 billion. This strategic move is aimed at supporting the country's budget for the upcoming 2025 fiscal year. According to officials, the proceeds from this Eurobond issuance will primarily be allocated to essential infrastructure projects and critical expenditures within the national budget.

UK Supreme Court Dismisses Argentina's $1.5 Billion Bond Appeal

2 months ago

In a significant legal setback for Argentina, the UK Supreme Court has firmly rejected the nation’s appeal concerning a contentious $1.5 billion bond case. This ruling adds another chapter to Argentina’s ongoing struggles with its sovereign debt obligations and highlights the complexities facing countries in financial distress.

Croatia in No Rush for Foreign Bond Sale After Upgrades, PM Says

3 months ago

Croatia's Prime Minister said the country was in no rush to enter the foreign bond market despite recent upgrades to its credit rating. Prime Minister Andrej Plenković signaled that Croatia is being extremely careful when it comes to foreign debt after a set of credit confirmations from key ratings agencies.