Nissan Financial Services Australia will commence another sort of roadshow from the one we would normally expect from the car company when it embarks on a series of investor meetings in late August/early September. Typically these meetings are a prelude to some sort of capital raising. Nissan Australia is rated A- by S&P and has debt issued in yen and US dollars but not in Australian dollars as yet. The announcement of the roadshow comes shortly after Apple said it was considering a debt issue in Australia and not long after SABMiller sold $700 5y bonds at the end of July via its FBG Treasury subsidiary.
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