EFSF hires banks for new 3yr benchmark bond
LONDON, Feb 25 (IFR) - The European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF), rated Aa1/AA+/AAA, has mandated Credit Suisse, JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley for a new three-year euro benchmark bond, the euro rescue fund said on Monday.
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