The sub-triple-A Kauri market is showing further signs of development, market participants say, although lead managers do not expect a near-term issuance rush. Following deals from Korea Development BankĀ (KDB) and a more recent follow up from Export-Import Bank of Korea's (Kexim), dealers say there may be an opportunity for increased issuer presence in the sub-triple-A space.

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