What is Sovereign, Supranational and Agency Debt (SSA)?
Tim Skeet
35 years: Debt capital markets
A number of supranational entities, owned by several sovereign governments, issue debt in the capital markets to finance their activities. In this short video, Tim explains the Sovereigns, Supranational and Agency (SSA) segment in relation to the debt capital markets.
A number of supranational entities, owned by several sovereign governments, issue debt in the capital markets to finance their activities. In this short video, Tim explains the Sovereigns, Supranational and Agency (SSA) segment in relation to the debt capital markets.
The Public Sector (SSA) is the most prolific issuer category. They issue debt in capital markets to finance their activities.
Key learning objectives:
Define SSA and SSAR
Identify what SSA and SSAR have in common
Explain why SSA and SSAR are sought by investors
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What is SSA and SSAR?
- SSA stands for Sovereign, Supranational and Agency debt
- SSAR stands for Sovereigns, Supranationals, Agencies and Regionals
What do these issuers have in common?
They have a public orientation and have national or transnational governmental affiliations.
Why are they popular amongst investors?
In the case of Supranationals, the shareholders are the major governments, hence, they receive top ratings. Investors see this as a lower chance of defaulting.
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