Following Monday's announcement [see
MFWire.com] that minority owner
Barclays will sell its $6.1 billion billion stake in
BlackRock [
profile],
Larry Fink's company has issued $1.5 billion of bonds at its lowest coupons on record.
Sarik Gangar covers the move for
Bloomberg, reporting that the New York-based money manager sold $750 million each of 1.375 percent, three-year notes to yield 100 basis points more than similar-maturity Treasuries and 3.375 percent, 10-year debt at 165 basis points, the lowest rates ever issued by the company based on Bloomberg data.
Blackrock intends to use proceeds to fund the repurchase of shares from Barclays.
 
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HFD
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