Colombian bank, Banco Popular, is planning to sell $1.4 billion peso-denominated bonds, The Wall Street Journal reports. The proposal has got the approval of the shareholders.

The bank declined to disclose the duration of the offer and how the proceeds will be utilized. The Bogota-based bank has $5.1 billion in assets and is controlled by Luis Sarmiento.

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