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Erschienen in der Börsen-Zeitung, 1. Juni 2024
Interviewer: Kai Johannsen
Originalsprache: Englisch
Börsen-Zeitung: Herr Anev Janse, Sie wollen nun Commercial Paper auf der Refinanzierungsseite des ESM einführen. Was ist der Grund dafür?
Published in Börsen-Zeitung, 1 June 2024
Interviewer: Kai Johannsen
Original language: English
Börsen-Zeitung: Mr Anev Janse, you now want to introduce commercial paper on the refinancing side of the ESM. What is the reason for this?
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Fiesole, Italy, 24 May 2024
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Ladies and gentlemen, good morning.
I am delighted to address you today in the beautiful city of Fiesole, which was a chief member of the Etruscan confederacy.
The European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) raised €4 billion on Tuesday in a dual-tranche bond transaction – completing 75% of its €20 billion long-term funding programme for 2024.
The EFSF raised €2.5 billion in a new 7-year 2.875% bond, maturing on 28 May 2031. The spread was fixed at mid-swaps plus 12 basis points, for a reoffer yield of 2.933%. The order book was above €21.4 billion, excluding joint lead manager interest.
(Luxembourg) - The European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) raised €4 billion on Tuesday in a dual-tranche bond transaction – completing 75% of its €20 billion long-term funding programme for 2024.
The EFSF raised €2.5 billion in a new 7-year 2.875% bond, maturing on 28 May 2031. The spread was fixed at mid-swaps plus 12 basis points, for a reoffer yield of 2.933%. The order book was above €21.4 billion, excluding joint lead manager interest.