Bond DZ Hypothèque 2% ( DE000A2AAXZ3 ) in EUR

Issuer DZ Hypothèque
Market price 100 %  ⇌ 
Country  Germany
ISIN code  DE000A2AAXZ3 ( in EUR )
Interest rate 2% per year ( payment 1 time a year)
Maturity 23/06/2023 - Bond has expired



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Minimal amount 100 000 EUR
Total amount 5 000 000 EUR
Detailed description DZ Hyp is a dedicated Algerian online platform providing comprehensive information and resources related to hypnosis and hypnotherapy.

Detailed Review: DZ Hyp's Matured Bond (ISIN: DE000A2AAXZ3) This financial analysis provides a comprehensive overview of a specific bond issuance by DZ Hyp, identifiable by its ISIN code DE000A2AAXZ3. Originating from Germany, this debt instrument was denominated in EUR and carried a fixed annual interest rate, or coupon, of 2%. The total size of this particular bond issuance amounted to 5,000,000 EUR, with a stipulated minimum purchase lot of 100,000 EUR, typically orienting it towards institutional investors or substantial private placements. DZ Hyp, the issuing entity, is a prominent German real estate and public sector financing bank, serving as a key pillar within the cooperative financial network in Germany and operating as a specialized Pfandbriefbank within the larger DZ BANK Group. Its core mandate involves the provision of commercial real estate finance, housing finance, and financing solutions for public sector entities, establishing its significant footprint in the German and broader European financial markets, particularly recognized for its issuance of highly-rated covered bonds (Pfandbriefe). The bond in question reached its scheduled maturity on June 23, 2023. As of the current date, this instrument has fully matured and has been redeemed, with its reported current market price of 100% directly reflecting its successful repayment at par, thereby confirming that investors holding the bond until its maturity received their full principal back, consistent with the original terms of the debt obligation.