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Sparebanken Vest ( (SPIZF) ) has provided an update.
Sparebanken Norge has issued a new SEK 500 million senior preferred bond maturing on March 23, 2029, with a fixed annual coupon of 2.92%, and settlement set for March 23, 2026. The transaction, for which SEB acted as sole manager, strengthens the bank’s long-term funding in Swedish kronor, supporting its liquidity profile and diversification of funding sources.
By tapping the SEK market with a senior preferred instrument, Sparebanken Norge reinforces its presence in Nordic debt capital markets and potentially broadens its investor base. The issuance may enhance the bank’s flexibility in managing regulatory funding requirements and capital structure, which is relevant for creditors and other financial stakeholders.
More about Sparebanken Vest
Sparebanken Norge is a Norwegian financial institution operating in the banking sector, providing lending, savings, and other financial services to retail and corporate customers in its domestic market. Through its funding activities in the bond market, the bank secures long-term financing to support its core banking operations and balance sheet stability.
YTD Price Performance: 1.16%
Average Trading Volume: 130,260
Current Market Cap: NOK34.71B
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