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Monica Beek
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M.Beek@fmo.nl
Final Terms of the Transaction
Rating: AAA (S&P) / AAA (Fitch) both stable
Issue Amount: USD 500 million
Pricing Date: 29 August 2018
Maturity Date: 07 September 2021
Coupon: 3m$L +4bps
Format: Floating Rate Note / Regulation S
Re-Offer Price: 100.00%
ISIN: XS1875396506
Lead Managers: BofA Merrill Lynch, Daiwa Capital Markets, J.P. Morgan
On Wednesday, 29th of August 2018, Nederlandse Financierings-Maatschappij voor Ontwikkelingslanden N.V. (“FMO”), the Dutch Development Bank rated AAA by S&P and AAA by Fitch (both stable), launched and priced its new USD 500 million 3-year RegS FRN transaction.
Transaction highlights
FMO captured an optimal market window and a very receptive USD space given lack of SSA supply in the currency, driven by cross-currency basis favouring EUR & GBP issuance swapped into USD.
The issuer elected to announce its USD 500 million (no-grow) transaction on Tuesday, 28th of August 2018 at 1pm London time, with initial price thoughts set at 3m$L plus 8bps area.
Following a stable market backdrop and overwhelming investor demand, indications of interest grew overnight to exceed $1 billion, with books officially opening on Wednesday, 29th of August at just after 8:30am London time and price guidance revised to 3m$L plus 6bps area.
Final books exceeded $1 billion, enabling FMO to price the transaction at 3m$L plus 4bps, representing a 4bps move from initial price thoughts.
Distribution
Participation was spread across a broad range of regions and classes, with the UK dominating the overall total of 52%, followed by Middle East & Africa taking 31%, Europe 10%, and the Americas 7%. In terms of investor type, Banks took 40%, Central Banks / Official Institutions 39%, with Asset Managers taking 20% and Pension / Insurance the remaining 1%.
Investor demand by type
Investor demand by region