Bond KFWB 2.875% ( US500769HS68 ) in USD
Issuer | KFWB | ||
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Interest rate | 2.875% per year ( payment 2 times a year) | ||
Maturity | 02/04/2028 | ||
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Cusip | 500769HS6 | ||
Next Coupon | 03/10/2025 ( In 83 days ) | ||
Detailed description |
KFW is a German state-owned promotional bank that provides financing for projects in developing and emerging countries, as well as supporting sustainable development and climate action initiatives in Germany and abroad. This financial analysis details a specific fixed-income instrument, an obligation issued by the esteemed KFW, Germany's premier promotional bank. Identified by its ISIN US500769HS68 and CUSIP 500769HS6, this bond is presently quoted on the market at 97.08% of its par value. Denominated in United States Dollars (USD), the bond features a coupon interest rate of 2.875% and is structured to provide semi-annual interest payments, indicated by a frequency of two payments per year. The instrument's maturity date is set for April 2nd, 2028. The issuer, KFW, stands as a cornerstone of German public finance, serving as the country's official development bank. Established in 1948 to aid in post-war reconstruction as part of the Marshall Plan, KFW is 80% owned by the Federal Republic of Germany and 20% by the German federal states (Länder). It plays a pivotal role in financing a broad spectrum of initiatives, encompassing climate and environmental protection, promotion of small and medium-sized enterprises, housing, education, and development cooperation, both within Germany and globally. KFW's operations are underpinned by a robust public sector mandate and the explicit guarantee of the Federal Republic of Germany, conferring upon its debt instruments an exceptional credit standing and a reputation for stability and security among international investors. The current market price of 97.08% indicates that the bond is trading below par, potentially offering an attractive yield-to-maturity for investors acquiring the bond at this discount, reflecting its position within current market conditions and interest rate expectations. |