Bond Lebanese Bank 9.2% ( LBCL17017784 ) in LBP
| Issuer | Lebanese Bank |
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| Country | Lebanon
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| ISIN code |
LBCL17017784 ( in LBP )
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| Interest rate | 9.2% per year ( payment 1 time a year) |
| Maturity | 19/11/2037 |
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| Minimal amount | / |
| Total amount | 49 000 000 000 LBP |
| Next Coupon | 19/11/2026 ( In 283 days ) |
| Detailed description |
The Bank of Lebanon is the central bank of Lebanon, responsible for issuing currency, managing monetary policy, and regulating the banking system. A detailed analysis of a long-term debt instrument reveals key characteristics of a bond issued by the Bank of Lebanon, identified by ISIN LBCL17017784. The Bank of Lebanon, formally known as Banque du Liban (BDL), functions as the central bank of Lebanon, entrusted with maintaining monetary stability, regulating the banking sector, and managing the national currency; its pivotal role as the nation's primary financial authority makes its debt instruments central to the Lebanese financial market, often reflecting sovereign credit considerations for instruments issued in Lebanon. This specific bond is denominated in Lebanese Pounds (LBP) and features a fixed annual interest rate of 9.2%. With a total issuance size of LBP 49,000,000,000, it represents a substantial component of the central bank's funding operations. As of current market data, the bond is trading at 100% of its par value, indicating that its yield to maturity is precisely 9.2% for investors acquiring it at this price point. Interest payments are structured on an annual frequency, and the instrument carries a significant long-term maturity, due on November 19, 2037, positioning it as a long-duration asset within a fixed-income portfolio, providing a defined return profile over an extended period and underpinning the Bank of Lebanon's financial commitments within the national economy. |
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