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Sparebanken Vest ( (SPIZF) ) has issued an update.
Sparebanken Norge has appointed a syndicate of international banks, including Barclays, Danske Bank, Goldman Sachs International, ING, J.P. Morgan and Santander, as joint lead managers for its debut EUR 500 million Reg S bearer green senior preferred bond with a five-year maturity. ING will act as sole green bond structurer, underscoring the transaction’s sustainable finance framework, while the launch timing will depend on market conditions, potentially broadening the bank’s investor base and strengthening its green funding profile.
The planned green senior preferred issuance marks an important step in Sparebanken Norge’s access to European capital markets and may support the bank’s long-term funding strategy as well as its environmentally focused lending activities. By tapping the green bond market with an investment-grade rated instrument, the bank is likely aiming to enhance its funding diversification and appeal to ESG-oriented investors, aligning its treasury operations with growing demand for sustainable financial products.
More about Sparebanken Vest
Sparebanken Norge is a Norwegian financial institution operating in the banking sector, providing a range of treasury and financing services to customers in its domestic market. The bank is rated Aa3 with a stable outlook by Moody’s, reflecting strong credit quality and positioning in the Nordic financial system.
Average Trading Volume: 150,965
Current Market Cap: NOK34.85B
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