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Published on 7/20/2021 in the Prospect News Green Finance Daily.

Correction: New Issue: Anchor Hanover issues £450 million 2% sustainability bonds due 2051

A typo in the Prospect News Green Finance Daily issue dated July 20, 2021 had the wrong currency for the notes issued by Anchor Hanover. The currency should have been sterling instead of pounds. A correction version is below.

Chicago, July 20 – Anchor Hanover Group sold £450 million 2% sustainability bonds with a 30-year tenor (A+), according to an admissions particulars document.

The notes were sold at a discount of 99.507.

The notes can be redeemed with a premium before maturity at par plus the benchmark Gilt plus 15 basis points.

Proceeds will be used for sustainable purposes, including the repayment of debt and in accordance with the sustainability financing framework.

Barclays was the global coordinator.

National Australia Bank Ltd. is the sustainability coordinator.

Banco Santander, SA, Barclays, National Australia Bank Ltd. and MUFG Securities EMEA plc are the joint bookrunners.

The group is a registered provider of social housing and a not-for-profit organization.

Issuer:Anchor Hanover Group
Issue:Sustainability bonds
Amount:£450 million
Maturity:July 21, 2051
Global coordinator:Barclays
Bookrunners:Banco Santander, SA, Barclays, National Australia Bank Ltd. and MUFG Securities EMEA plc
Trustee:Prudential Trustee Co. Ltd.
Coupon:2%
Price:99.507
Call features:Make-whole call at par plus Gilt plus 15 bps
Puts:Putable if issuer ceases to be a provider of social housing for 180 consecutive days
Trade date:July 19
Settlement date:July 21
Rating:S&P: A+

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