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The Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC; Governor: HAYASHI Nobumitsu) launched five-year fixed rate domestic bonds without a Japanese government guarantee. These bonds are the first domestic Green Bonds to be issued by JBIC.
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JBIC developed and published the JBIC Green Bond Framework (“the Framework”) in October 2021*1.
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All proceeds from these bonds will be used for green finance to fund existing or future eligible projects in accordance with the Framework.
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As Japan's policy-based financial institution, JBIC will continue to provide financial support for initiatives related to climate change and environmental conservation through various financial facilities and schemes.
- The following are the main features of the issuance:
JBIC Fourth Non-guaranteed Domestic Bonds
Issuer :Japan Bank for International Cooperation Amount :JPY10 billion Maturity :5 years (bullet repayment due on March 19, 2029) Coupon rate :0.639% Issue price :100% Collateral :Bondholders will have preferential rights to receive payment prior to other unsecured debts (ippantanpo) under the Japan Bank for International Cooperation Act Settlement date :May 28, 2024 Use of proceeds :For existing or future eligible projects in accordance with the Framework under the Account for Ordinary Operations Joint lead managers :Mizuho Securities Co., Ltd. Nomura Securities Co., Ltd.Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities Co., Ltd -
The credit rating for the bonds:
Moody's Japan K.K.: A1
S&P Global Ratings Japan Inc.: A+
Rating and Investment Information, Inc.: AA+
Japan Credit Rating Agency, Ltd.: AAA
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