As the Kenyan delegation embarked on a roadshow to market a new Eurobond, some prospective investors are said to be demanding a risk premium, citing the country's political uncertainty. This would see the country pay a much higher rate than it had expected.
The Treasury's top officials are visiting the US this week and London at the end of next week on a roadshow to try and excite investors on the $3 billion sovereign bond.
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