Bond Badenia-Wuerttemberg Bank 0% ( DE000LB2CU75 ) in EUR
Issuer | Badenia-Wuerttemberg Bank |
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Interest rate | 0% |
Maturity | 28/07/2026 |
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Minimal amount | 100 000 EUR |
Total amount | 20 000 000 EUR |
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. This financial market report details a specific debt instrument, identified by its ISIN DE000LB2CU75, issued by Landesbank Baden-Wuerttemberg (LBBW), a prominent German public-sector financial institution. LBBW operates as a universal bank, deeply integrated into the economic fabric of its home state of Baden-Württemberg, providing comprehensive banking services to corporate clients, retail customers, and public sector entities, underpinned by a substantial asset base and a robust credit profile within the European financial sector. This particular bond, originating from Germany, is presently quoted at 100% of its nominal value in the market, signifying it trades at par. Denominated in Euro (EUR), the instrument notably features a zero percent interest rate, classifying it as a zero-coupon bond where investors anticipate returns through the difference between its purchase price and its par repayment at maturity, rather than through periodic interest distributions. The total volume of this bond issuance amounts to ?20,000,000, with a minimum investment threshold set at ?100,000 per lot, typically appealing to institutional investors or sophisticated private clients. The bond is scheduled to mature on July 28, 2026, and due to its zero-coupon structure, the traditional concept of recurring payment frequency for interest does not apply, as the yield is implicitly realized upon principal repayment at the conclusion of its term. |