Vneshekonombank transfers $600m in coupons on Eurobonds

28.03.2003 11:45

Vneshekonombank, which services Russian foreign debts, has transferred $112.139m in coupon payments on Eurobonds maturing in 2010 and $488.223m in coupon payments on Eurobonds maturing in 2030 to JP Morgan Chase (London) today, the press service of the bank reported.

Both Eurobond issues totaling $2.82bn and $18.336bn respectively were issued by the Russian government in 2000.

Today, Vneshekonombank has transferred EUR59.917m to Deutsche Bank AG to pay coupons on Eurobonds maturing in 2005 that were issued by the Russian government in 1998 totaling DM1.25bn.

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