Suncorp taps wholesale market with new Tier 2 subordinated notes

Suncorp Group ( (AU:SUN) ) has shared an announcement.

Suncorp Group has launched an offer of Australian dollar-denominated wholesale Tier 2 subordinated notes, targeting institutional and other wholesale investors with a minimum subscription of $500,000 per investor. The notes, which are direct, unsecured, subordinated debt obligations, form part of the group’s broader funding and capital management strategy, with proceeds earmarked to bolster Tier 2 capital within its regulated entities and for general funding purposes.

The securities carry an 11-year term to June 2037, with an issuer call from June 2032 subject to APRA approval, and pay quarterly floating-rate interest based on BBSW plus a margin. The structure includes standard loss-absorption and non-viability conversion features, underscoring regulatory capital requirements, and highlights Suncorp’s continued use of wholesale markets to optimise its capital stack while shifting risk and potential loss absorption onto sophisticated investors rather than retail markets.

The most recent analyst rating on (AU:SUN) stock is a Buy with a A$20.30 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Suncorp Group stock, see the AU:SUN Stock Forecast page.

More about Suncorp Group

Suncorp Group is an Australian financial services group listed on the ASX, with operations spanning insurance and banking across Australia and New Zealand. The company provides general insurance, banking, and wealth management products, and relies on capital markets funding to support its regulated entities and maintain regulatory capital under APRA standards.

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