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Hungary Won GlobalCapital 2022 Bond Award

• 1 Jul 2022 8:06 AM
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Hungary has won GlobalCapital’s 2022 Bond Award for most impressive issuer in central and eastern Europe based on the votes of issuers, investors and market players.

The gong is for Hungary’s bond market performance in 2021 when the country issued low interest, long-term dollar, euro and green bonds, Finance Minister Mihály Varga noted on Facebook.

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