M2 Communications
ENP Newswire - 27 September 2012
Release
date- 26092012 - Citibank, one of the largest banks in the United
States, is seeking for investment opportunities in Cambodia, a bank
senior official said Tuesday.
During
a meeting with Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister
Keat Chhon on Tuesday afternoon, Darren Buckley, country head of the
Citibank in Bangkok, expressed the bank's interest to invest in Cambodia
and urged the country to issue ' sovereign bonds', Mey Vann, head of
the Finance Ministry's financial industry department, told reporters
after the meeting.
'In
the meeting, Darren Buckley urged Cambodia to consider issuing
sovereign bonds and promised to act as an underwriter for such bond
trading in order to attract more foreign investors to Cambodia,' said
Mey Vann.
Sovereign bonds are the bonds issued by the government in either local currency or foreign one.
Meanwhile,
Keat Chhon said that for a short-term strategy, the country has no plan
to issue the sovereign bonds, but it will be in a long-term outlook.
According to Darren, the bank is also planned to open a branch in Cambodia in its long-term vision.
Established
in 1812 in New York, Citibank has more than 4,600 branches in 160
countries and regions around the globe including Thailand and Vietnam.
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