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ARTICLE · 25 MAY 2020

Sovereign Bond Issues During The Pandemic: Practical Considerations For Debt Management Offices

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Introduction

Arnold & Porter has been advising sovereign and corporate issuers on capital markets issues throughout the COVID-19 crisis. In this Advisory, we share some practical considerations for Sovereign Debt Management Offices (DMOs) that are considering issuing bonds during the pandemic.

Challenges Associated with Stay-at-Home Orders and Travel Bans

Many of the participants in a bond issuance are operating in a virtual operating status as a result of stay-at-home orders and travel bans. With most countries having declared national emergencies, the effects are felt by all participants: DMO personnel and other government officials, bankers, lawyers,

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