(Insider Stories) - The Indonesian government has appointed Citigroup, Deutsche Bank and Standard Chartered as joint lead arrangers for Islamic bond issuances.
Indonesia plans to issue up to US$1.5 billion worth of sukuk in September or October to finance the 2013 revised budget deficit target.
Acting director general of the Finance Ministry’s debt management office (DMO) Robert Pakpahan said at end-August the government will meet investors in Singapore, Hong Kong, London and New...
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Exclusive: Indonesia appoints Citi, Deutsche Bank, Stanchart for US$1.5 bln Islamic bond
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