Nigeria is officially laying the groundwork to return to the international debt market. The Debt Management Office (DMO) has requested expressions of interest from financial and legal firms to act as transaction advisers for an upcoming Eurobond sale. This will mark the country's first time tapping global investors since a heavily oversubscribed issuance last November. The move signals a strategic shift. Nigeria largely avoided global capital markets over the last two years due to volatile financial conditions and high global interest rates
Nigeria is officially laying the groundwork to return to the international debt market. The Debt Management Office (DMO) has requested expressions of interest from financial and legal firms to act as transaction advisers for an upcoming Eurobond sale. This will mark the country's first time tapping global investors since a heavily oversubscribed issuance last November. The move signals a strategic shift. Nigeria largely avoided global capital markets over the last two years due to volatile financial conditions and high global interest rates