 Sri Lanka's state-run Bank of Ceylon would sell plans to sell between 300 to 500 million US dollars of bonds in the international market, a media report said.
Sri Lanka's state-run Bank of Ceylon would sell plans to sell between 300 to 500 million US dollars of bonds in the international market, a media report said.Bloomberg newswires said UBS has been hired to manage the sale.
Fitch Rating has given a BB- expected rating to the securities which will have a tenor of five years.
 Last year the Bank of Ceylon raised 500 million US dollars from international markets.
Last year the Bank of Ceylon raised 500 million US dollars from international markets.State-run National Savings Bank is also expected to go the international markets this year.
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