Answer:
Option D.
Explanation:
Britain, is the right answer.
A bond which is issued generally by a foreign entity in a domestic market in the denomination of the currency of that nation in order to raise capital is known as the Foreign Bonds. Foreign bonds have played a significant role in the international capital market. The importance of foreign bonds can be illustrated by the very fact that a large percentage of the United States railroads constructed in the 19th century was funded by sales of foreign bonds in Britain.
