Midlands housing association issues £50m retained bond at ‘record low’ yield

News01.07.2011:00 AM by Nathaniel Barker

An East Midlands housing association has issued a retained £50m bond at what it claims is the sector’s lowest ever all-in cost for a long-dated transaction.

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