SK Broadband raised a debut $300 million five-year bond, buoyed by strong investor demand for high quality assets from South Korea as well as improving pricing environment after the US debt ceiling resolution.
The South Korean internet service provider priced its first dollar note 30bp tighter than the initial price guidance of 200bp above Treasuries one of the most aggressive pricing revisions seen in the Korean space this year, according to a source close to the deal. The bond has a coupon of 2.875%.
“One of the reasons why we were able to do this was because we announced from the outset that this was going to...
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