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EFSF raises €2 billion in tap of January 2026 bond

Luxembourg – The European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) on Tuesday raised €2 billion in a tap of 0.4% January 2026 bond, raising the total outstanding volume to €5 billion.

“Today we completed funding needs for the EFSF for the first quarter. We had a strong book with high quality orders from banks and central banks and priced 1 basis points inside the initial price guidance. This shows that even amid the current market turbulences the primary market in euro is working and investors are confident,” said Siegfried Ruhl, Head of Funding and Investor Relations at the EFSF.

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Provision of support and implementation services for the ESM ServiceNow (IT/05/SN/RYH/19)

 

Klaus Regling visits Greece - March 2020
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Statement by Klaus Regling following meeting with Greek Finance Minister Christos Staikouras

I met Finance Minister Staikouras right after he became finance minister. That was last July here in Athens and he told me: “With me, you will have no surprises. I tell you what I do and I do what I tell you.” 

The experience since then has proven that he has really chosen that approach. We meet every month in the Eurogroup. Most of the time we also have a bilateral meeting in the margins of these monthly meetings. We continued this dialogue here today, with a bit more time, going into more of the substance.

Klaus Regling meets with Greek Finance Minister Christos Staikouras
ESM Managing Director Klaus Regling meets with Greek Finance Minister Christos Staikouras in Athens
Klaus Regling meets Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis
ESM Managing Director Klaus Regling meets Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in Athens
International Women’s Day and the ESM
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OpEd by Kalin and Danielle Anev Janse for OMFIF
OpEd by Kalin Anev Janse, ESM Chief Financial Officer & Danielle Anev Janse, Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier Economist  Published by Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum, 5 March 2020  

International Women’s Day: Let’s all be “each for equal”
As we approach International Women’s Day, I have been reflecting on the feminism and gender equality movements – and have a confession to make: until recently, and despite actively supporting diversity and inclusion over the years, I struggled with these concepts. So I distanced myself from feminism.