Jeonseon Data, 17 September, a senior official of the South Korean government said that South Korea has positive expectations for its government bonds to join the world's major bond indices next month, but some large banks say it is unlikely to happen. South Korea's Deputy Finance Minister Kim Beom-seok said in an interview that since South Korea was put on the watchlist for the FTSE World Government Bond Index two years ago, the South Korean government has established the necessary system and is prepared to make additional adjustments based on feedback from investors. During the period when Kim made the above comments, he led the team to communicate with about 10 global banks within two days, and sought to further attract investors before FTSE Russell announced its decision on October 8. Goldman Sachs predicts that South Korean government bonds will not join the FTSE World Government Bond Index until 2025, due to procedural issues raised by investors, and Nomura also sees the risk of delay.
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Güney Kore'nin tahvilinin FTSE Dünya Tahviller Endeksi'ne dahil olması bekleniyor, bu konuda Goldman Sachs ve diğer kurumlar şüpheli.
Jeonseon Data, 17 September, a senior official of the South Korean government said that South Korea has positive expectations for its government bonds to join the world's major bond indices next month, but some large banks say it is unlikely to happen. South Korea's Deputy Finance Minister Kim Beom-seok said in an interview that since South Korea was put on the watchlist for the FTSE World Government Bond Index two years ago, the South Korean government has established the necessary system and is prepared to make additional adjustments based on feedback from investors. During the period when Kim made the above comments, he led the team to communicate with about 10 global banks within two days, and sought to further attract investors before FTSE Russell announced its decision on October 8. Goldman Sachs predicts that South Korean government bonds will not join the FTSE World Government Bond Index until 2025, due to procedural issues raised by investors, and Nomura also sees the risk of delay.