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Published on 7/19/2022 in the Prospect News Emerging Markets Daily.

New Issue: Bahamas sells $385 million of notes due 2029, 2036

Chicago, July 19 – Bahamas sold $385 million of bonds in a dual-tranche offering, according to a press release.

The offering included $250 million of 9% notes (series B) due June 2029 (Ba3) and $135 million of 3.85% series A notes due June 2036 (Aaa).

The Inter-American Development Bank provided a guarantee for $200 million.

The guarantee primarily benefits bondholders of the bonds due 2036.

The government was last in the international debt capital markets in December 2020.

Proceeds from the dual-tranche offering will be used for general purposes, including the refinancing, repurchase or retirement of existing indebtedness and to finance general development in the Bahamas.

Goldman Sachs & Co. acted as sole global coordinator and sole bookrunner for the series A notes and as a joint bookrunner for the series B notes. Oppenheimer & Co. acted as a joint bookrunner for the series B notes.

Distribution was via Rule 144A and Regulation S.

Issuer:Bahamas
Guarantor:Inter-American Development Bank
Amount:$385 million
Issue:Notes
Trade date:June 10
Distribution:Rule 144A and Regulation S
Series B
Amount:$250 million
Issue:Series B notes
Maturity:2029
Bookrunners:Oppenheimer & Co., Goldman Sachs & Co.
Coupon:9%
Ratings:Moody’s: Ba3
S&P: B+
Series A
Amount:$135 million
Issue:Series A notes
Maturity:2036
Bookrunners:Goldman Sachs & Co.
Coupon:3.85%
Ratings:Moody’s: Aaa
S&P: AAA

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