NTMA statement on forthcoming syndicated bond transaction

NEW MANDATE – IRELAND (NTMA) €3bn (no-grow) 10-YEAR
by IFSC News
11 Jan 2024
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International Financial Services Centre

Ireland, acting through the National Treasury Management Agency, rated Moody's Aa3 (Stable), Standard and Poor's AA (Stable), Fitch Ratings AA- (Positive), has mandated Barclays, BNP Paribas, Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland, Citi, Danske Bank and J.P. Morgan as joint lead managers for a forthcoming EUR3bn (no-grow) 10-year RegS benchmark transaction, maturing 18 October 2034.

The transaction is expected to be launched and priced in the near future subject to market conditions. FCA/ICMA stabilisation. The Manufacturer target market for the Bonds is professional, retail and eligible counterparties (all channels for distribution), each as defined in MiFID II.

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