(Bloomberg) -- Lebanon plans to sell government
bonds denominated in dollars, its first issue of foreign-
currency debt since the Israeli invasion in July last year.
The sale, which will take place next week, will be managed
by Citigroup Inc. and Beirut-based BLOM Bank SAL, Lebanon's
largest lender, Citigroup said in an e-mailed statement today.
U.S. qualified buyers will be able to buy the bonds under rules
governing private placements, according to the statement.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
bonds denominated in dollars, its first issue of foreign-
currency debt since the Israeli invasion in July last year.
The sale, which will take place next week, will be managed
by Citigroup Inc. and Beirut-based BLOM Bank SAL, Lebanon's
largest lender, Citigroup said in an e-mailed statement today.
U.S. qualified buyers will be able to buy the bonds under rules
governing private placements, according to the statement.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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