Benin has hired a consortium of international banks, including Citi (C), JPMorgan (JPM), HSBC (HSBC), Emirates NBD Capital, and Arqaam Capital, to arrange the potential sale of a dollar-denominated Sukuk bond and other debt securities, Bloomberg’s Katarina Hoije reports. The banks will begin marketing the debt with investor meetings in London starting January 13, according to the report.
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