Emerging market borrowers are issuing Swiss franc bonds for the first time to diversify their funding sources.
Emerging market borrowers are increasing their issuance of Swiss franc bonds, with many countries entering the market for the first time, aiming to diversify their financing and capitalize on demand for yield in Switzerland's zero policy rate environment. Countries such as Chile and Latvia have begun issuing these bonds.
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