German Sovereign
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KfW returned to the market for its second five year euro benchmark of the year. The €5bn zero coupon note was issued with the lowest yield ever printed by the German issuer. -
The State of Schleswig-Holstein returned to the market with a 10 year note on Tuesday. Meanwhile, KfW has announced a new five year euro deal, following on from January’s record KfW book for the maturity.
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KfW brought another landmark transaction under its recently updated green bond framework on Tuesday with a Skr7bn (€654m) issue that marked its largest bond in the Swedish currency.
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KfW and the World Bank brought well received socially responsible bonds to the market this week that set new landmarks for the public sector borrowers.
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Investors proved they were able to digest KfW's largest green bond yet on Tuesday. Deals in the billions of euros are set to become the norm for the Issuer as it looks to size its green trades closer to its conventional benchmarks.
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KfW picked banks on Tuesday to lead its largest ever green bond. The deal will come from its recently updated green framework, which includes funding for energy efficiency projects, in addition to the renewable energy sector in Germany.
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KfW aims to boost its issuance of green bonds after updating its programme to include funding for energy efficiency projects, in addition to the renewable energy sector in Germany.
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NRW.Bank mandated banks on Wednesday for a 10 year euro bond, in what is the agency’s first benchmark since rules were changed to allow the bank to be dissolved by law only.
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The City of Hanover is returning to the Schuldschein market with a dual tranche, long dated deal, around a year after it became the first city to issue a green Schuldschein.
