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Eurobank has returned to international markets with a new senior preferred bond issue, continuing a broader trend among European banks seeking fresh funding and stronger financial buffers.
The bond has a six-year maturity, with the option for the bank to repay it after five years, a structure commonly referred to in financial markets as “6NC5.”
The move is part of the bank’s ongoing funding strategy and is aimed at attracting institutional investors while supporting regulatory capital requirements.
Eurobank currently holds investment-grade ratings from major international agencies, including Moody’s, S&P, Fitch and DBRS, reflecting improved confidence in the bank’s financial position in recent years.
Several major global financial institutions are acting as advisers and bookrunners for the issue, including BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, Intesa Sanpaolo, Jefferies and Nomura.
The process is expected to be completed later in the day.
The bond issue comes as banks across Europe continue to take advantage of relatively stable market conditions to secure financing, strengthen liquidity and reassure investors after several years of economic uncertainty and rising interest rates.
