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As an international financial institution with a public mandate, the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) strives to implement environmental, social and governance best practices within its operations.
This 2021 publication is the third in a continuing series. The report provides a comprehensive account of the ESM’s carbon footprint arising from its operations in Luxembourg City covering the full year of 2020. It also compares the 2020 performance against the ESM’s 2019 as well as its 2018 base year performance.
As an international financial institution with a public mandate, the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) strives to implement environmental, social and governance best practices within its operations.
As an international financial institution with a public mandate, the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) strives to implement environmental, social, and governance best practices within its internal operations.
This is the ESM’s first carbon footprint report. It provides a comprehensive account of the ESM’s carbon footprint arising from its operations at the ESM headquarters in Luxembourg City in 2018. The ESM’s carbon footprint was calculated following an extensive review of internal and external documentation and data.
8th Joint Regional Financing Arrangements Research Seminar (swoogo.com)
Thursday, 16 May 2024
The European Stability Mechanism (ESM) issued €2 billion of a new 5-year bond on Monday, completing one-third of its 2024 long-term funding programme of €6 billion.
The 2.625%, 18 September 2029 maturity bond achieved a strong order book in excess of €10.5 billion, excluding joint lead manager interest.
The spread was fixed at mid-swaps plus 6 basis points, for a re-offer yield of 2.672%.
Press conference following the Eurogroup meeting
Brussels, 11 March 2024
(Luxembourg) - The European Stability Mechanism (ESM) issued €2 billion of a new 5-year bond on Monday, completing one-third of its 2024 long-term funding programme of €6 billion.
The 2.625%, 18 September 2029 maturity bond achieved a strong order book in excess of €10.5 billion, excluding joint lead manager interest.
The spread was fixed at mid-swaps plus 6 basis points, for a re-offer yield of 2.672%.
Economic developments in Europe: what’s happening and what should we expect?
Michala Marcussen, Chief Economist at Société Générale, addressed these and other questions in our latest #ESMLunchTalk with ESM Chief Economist Rolf Strauch.
Some key takeaways: