Euro vs Global bond

Eurobond: A Brazilian company issues a bond in Canada denominated in Canadian Dollars (CAD) Brazilian Real or US Dollar for example.
Global Bonds: A Brazilian company issues 3 bonds (presumably at the same time) in Canada, USA and Mexico denominated in Brazilian Real (R$). Also they can be issued in CAD, US dollar, or MXN respectively; and presumably exchanged at the spot exchange rate to Brazilian Real. Both scenarios are possible.
 
Harrogath wrote:
Eurobond: A Brazilian company issues a bond in Canada denominated in Canadian Dollars (CAD).
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Wouldn’t this be a foreign bond? My understanding is that a Eurobond is a bond that is denominated in a currency different from the country where it is being issued. So for a Brazilian company issuing a USD bond in Canada, for example.
 
Moonborne wrote:
Harrogath wrote:
Eurobond: A Brazilian company issues a bond in Canada denominated in Canadian Dollars (CAD).
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Wouldn’t this be a foreign bond? My understanding is that a Eurobond is a bond that is denominated in a currency different from the country where it is being issued. So for a Brazilian company issuing a USD bond in Canada, for example.
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Yes, you are totally right, good catch. Thanks.
 
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