Bankia SA, the Spanish bank whose losses forced the government to seek a European bailout, sold twice as much debt as planned in its first issue of senior bonds amid a surge in demand from foreign investors.
The bank doesn’t need to return to markets this year to cover redemptions, chief financial officer Leopoldo Alvear said in a telephone interview Thursday after the lender sold $1.4 billion of unsecured debt.
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