What is Eurobond?

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What is Eurobond?

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A Eurobond is a debt instrument denominated in a currency different from the home currency of the country or market where it is issued, designed to be sold internationally by a syndicate of banks and typically issued in bearer form to facilitate cross-border trading and avoid local regulatory hurdles.

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What is Eurobond?

What distinguishes a Eurobond from a Domestic Bond or a Foreign Bond, and how does this structure benefit issuers and investors?

How did the historical context of the 1960s, including the U.S. Interest Equalization Tax, catalyze the creation and rapid growth of the Eurobond market?

How do Eurobonds relate to traditional Treasury Securities and the modern trend of Real World Asset (RWA) Tokenization?

In what ways are Eurobonds utilized in the global Repurchase Agreement (Repo) market, and what role do they play in short-term liquidity management?

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