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Davivienda Capitalizes on Colombia Demand in Bond Debut

Jun 29, 2012

Banco Davivienda saw 6x demand for its first-ever dollar bond, taking advantage of demand for Colombian financial credit exposure. Colombia’s third largest bank drew $3bn in orders for the $500m 2022 and achieved one of the lowest-ever coupons in the LatAm Tier 2 bond space,...

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