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Japan’s Dai-ichi Life buys India EXIM Bank’s first social bonds
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Japan’s Dai-ichi Life Insurance has invested 5.4 billion yen (US$50 million) in the first social bonds issued by the Export-Import Bank of India (EXIM Bank).
The three-year Socially Responsible Mekong Region Development Bond, has a fixed cou...
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