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Published on 6/7/2018 in the Prospect News Investment Grade Daily and Prospect News Liability Management Daily.

KommuneKredit to buy $255.49 million of notes in switch and tender

By Susanna Moon

Chicago, June 7 – KommuneKredit said it set the maximum purchase amount at $255,487,000 in the tender for its $1 billion of 1.25% notes due Aug. 27, 2018 and $1 billion of 1.5% notes due Jan. 15, 2019 via an issue of new notes.

KommuneKredit sold $1 billion of fixed-rate notes due 2021 on Wednesday, with settlement following on June 13 and proceeds to be used to fund the tender, according to an announcement.

For the 1.25% notes, the issuer accepted for purchase $64.5 million of preferred offers and no non-preferred offers. For the 1.5% notes, the company accepted for purchase $170.3 million of preferred offers and $20,687,000 of non-preferred offers.

As announced June 5, the purchase price for each $1,000 principal amount is $998.40 for the 1.25% notes and $995.00 for the 1.5% notes.

The submission period ran from June 5 until June 6 and settlement will follow on June 11.

The joint lead managers and dealer managers for the tender are Deutsche Bank AG, London Branch (+44 20 7547 6885), Merrill Lynch International (+44 20 7996 5420 or DG.LM_EMEA@baml.com), Scotiabank Europe plc (+44 20 7826 5932 or gtlondcm@scotiabank.com) and Toronto-Dominion Bank (+44 20 7628 2262 or TMG@tdsecurities.com).

KommuneKredit offers funding and leasing services to municipalities and is based in Copenhagen.


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