Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank Concludes $2 Billion Bond Issuance Unstable By Investing.com

LONDON – JPMorgan Securities PLC announced that the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) has completed its $2 billion fixed-rate bond offering without taking stabilization measures. The 5-year US dollar bond, which carries a coupon of 4.500%, matures on January 16, 2030, and is expected to be listed on the country’s main market. London Stock Exchange (line:).

Stabilization efforts, which financial institutions may use to support the price of a security after its initial offering, have not been deemed necessary by the stabilization manager(s) for this particular issuance. The offer price is set at 99.699.

The securities offering by the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, an international financial institution focused on supporting infrastructure development in Asia, was coordinated by JPMorgan Securities, with additional management provided by BMO, CACIB and CITI.

This issuance comes amid a broader context of financial institutions and governments seeking to raise capital through debt markets. The successful increase provided by the AIIB without the need for stabilization may reflect investors’ confidence in the institution and its financial instruments.

The announcement of the completion of the offering and the absence of stabilization measures is based on a press release and is intended for informational purposes. This should not be considered an invitation or offer to subscribe, subscribe, acquire or otherwise dispose of any AIIB securities in any jurisdiction.

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