medcom.id, Jakarta: The Indonesian government raised JPY100 billion or Rp12.58 trillion on Wednesday (6/15) from the sale of samurai bonds.
It is divided into two series, G and H series, which will be issued on June 21, 2016.
G series is a three year bonds valued at JPY62 billion with a 0.83 percent coupon. Meanwhile, H series is a five year bonds valued at JPY38 billion with a 1.13 percent coupon.
Source from the Ministry of Finance confirmed that Japan Bank for International Cooperations (JBIC) did not guarantee the samurai bonds. The Indonesian government wants to familiarize investors with the country's credit risk. "So, we will not be dependent with guarantee," the source said, on Thursday (6/16/2016).
Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities Co. Ltd, Mizuho Securities Co. Ltd and SMBC Nikko Securities Inc. acted as the joint lead arrangers of the sale.
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