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Korea Student Aid Foundation Bonds

The Korea Student Aid Foundation (KOSAF) was established in 2000 and is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, with the purpose of providing financial support to students across the nation. KOSAF offers various programs including student loans, scholarships, and education savings services designed to enhance accessibility to quality education.

Bond NameCountryMaturityCoupon(%)
KOSAFA 3.98% 2028-08-04 KRWKorea Student Aid FoundationSouth Korea2028-08-043.9793.29
KOSAFA 4.09% 2025-09-07 KRWKorea Student Aid FoundationSouth Korea2025-09-074.0912.45
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Korea Student Aid Foundation issue history

Since its inception, KOSAF has been a prominent issuer of student aid bonds, commencing its bond issuance program in 2005. Notable events include a significant issuance of bonds in 2017 that raised over 300 billion KRW, aimed at funding low-interest student loans. Currently, KOSAF's bond yields stand competitively at 1.5% against an average of 2.0% within the sector, reflecting its strong credit rating and commitment to social education initiatives. Recent news highlights KOSAF's expansion into green bonds, which are designed to finance sustainable student education programs.