Increased buy side demand for floating-rate product and shorter maturities convinced World Bank to simultaneously bring its debut benchmark floating-rate Kangaroo and tap its fixed-rate November 2016 notes. With interest in both formats driven by reverse enquiry, intermediaries say there may be similar issuance opportunities ahead.
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