The European Financial Stability Facility on Wednesday raised €3 billion in a new 10-year bond, leaving just €1 billion in funding needs for the remainder of the quarter.
“Today’s deal was a very successful step towards completing the EFSF’s first-quarter funding needs. Order books were strong despite the market turmoil this week, enabling us to price the deal at a level benefiting current and former programme countries,” said Siegfried Ruhl, EFSF Head of Funding and Investor Relations.
The spread of the 0.95% bond, which will mature in February 2028, was fixed at mid swaps minus 10 basis points, for a reoffer yield of 0.995%. Order books were in excess of €14 billion.
Bookrunners for the deal were Deutsche Bank, J.P. Morgan and Natixis.
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EFSF Raises €3 Billion In New 10-Year Bond
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