_______________ and _____________ are offered by a foreign borrower to investors in a national capital market denominated in the nation's currency. 

Select one or more:

a. Samurai bond

b. Kangaroo bond

c. Eurobond

d. Dim sum bond

e. Masala bond

Answer:

a. Samurai bond

b. Kangaroo bond

Step-by-step explanation

The easy way out to solve this question is to define each of the options as below:

Samurai bond is a corporate bond issued by foreign companies in Japanese Yen which abides by rules and regulations in the Japanese capital market.

Kangaroo bond is an Australian dollar denominated bond issued in Australian by non-Australian companies which is meant to abide by rules, regulations and laws applicable to bonds in Australian capital market.

Eurobond is an international bond issued in a currency other than the native currency of the country where it is issued.

Dim sum bond is a bond issued outside of China which is denominated in Chinese renminbi.

Masala bond are bonds issued outside of India denominated in  Indian Rupees rather than the local currency of the country of issue.

From above, it is clear that Samurai and Kangaroo bonds are the only bonds issued by foreign borrowers denominated in country's currency