Bond LBBW 0.5% ( DE000LB13NF5 ) in EUR

Issuer	LBBW
Market price	100 % ▲
Country	Germany
ISIN code	DE000LB13NF5 ( in EUR )
Interest rate	0.5% per year ( payment 1 time a year)
Maturity	24/06/2026
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Minimal amount	1 000 EUR
Total amount	24 000 000 EUR
Next Coupon	25/06/2026 ( In 280 days )
Detailed description	Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW) is a German public-sector bank headquartered in Stuttgart, offering a wide range of financial services to corporate and public sector clients, both domestically and internationally. A detailed analysis focuses on the Landesbank Baden-Württemberg (LBBW) bond, identified by its ISIN DE000LB13NF5, which represents a fixed-income instrument issued by one of Germany's prominent state-backed financial institutions. Landesbank Baden-Württemberg, headquartered in Stuttgart, serves as a universal bank offering comprehensive financial services to corporate, retail, and institutional clients, alongside its vital role as the central bank for savings banks in its home state of Baden-Württemberg. Its public-sector ownership structure typically contributes to a stable financial standing and robust credit profile, underlining its significance within the German banking landscape. This specific obligation is denominated in Euros (EUR) and originated from Germany, carrying a coupon rate of 0.5%, with interest payments disbursed annually, aligning with the single payment frequency specified. The bond is scheduled to reach its maturity on June 24, 2026, offering investors a clear horizon for their capital. The total issuance size for this particular series stands at ?24,000,000, providing a substantial liquidity pool for institutional and qualified retail investors. Furthermore, accessibility for investors is facilitated by a minimum investment lot of ?1,000, making it available to a broader range of participants. As of the latest market data, the bond is currently trading at 100% of its nominal value, indicating it is priced at par in the secondary market, a common scenario for newly issued or well-performing sovereign-backed debt instruments, reflecting its current valuation relative to its face value.