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EFSF completes Q4 funding needs with 10-year bond sale

Luxembourg – The European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) today raised €1.5 billion by issuing a tap of its existing €2 billion 10-year bond, and completed its fourth quarter funding needs.
 
“With today’s bond sale, the EFSF has joined the European Stability Mechanism in completing its funding needs for 2019. Furthermore, the tap sale means the EFSF’s €2 billion 2029 bond has reached benchmark size of €3.5 billion. We have achieved a more liquid on-the-run bond in the key 10-year maturity area,” said Siegfried Ruhl, EFSF Head of Funding and Investor Relations.

Klaus Regling in interview with Phileleftheros (Cyprus)
Interview with Klaus Regling, ESM Managing Director
Published by Phileleftheros (Cyrpus)
Interview conducted on 5 November 2019
Published on 10 November 2019
Interviewer: Dimitra Lantou

Original language: English
 
How do you evaluate the Cyprus economy? How can our country differentiate its economic model from the current dependence on services, real estate and tourism?

“Trade Wars: Impact on macro economy, monetary policy and challenges for Europe” - speech by Kalin Anev Janse
Kalin Anev Janse, ESM Chief Financial Officer
Speech in panel discussion “Trade Wars: Impact on macro economy, monetary policy and challenges for Europe”
Credit Agricole Central Bank Conference
Monaco, 8 November 2019  
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Thank you for the kind words, Louis.
 

Long-term lease of new vehicles (Reference number: HR/03/CL/RYH/19)

 

Klaus Regling at Eurogroup press conference
Transcript of remarks by ESM Managing Director Klaus Regling
Press conference after Eurogroup meeting
7 November 2019

 

David Wallace at AFME Conference
Siegfried Ruhl at ICMA Primary Market Forum
Marialena Athanasopoulou at LSE
Liquidity and tail-risk interdependencies in the euro area sovereign bond market
Download PDF: Working Paper 41

This paper shows that liquidity linkages in European sovereign bond markets can amplify fundamental economic shocks.

Authors: Daragh Clancy (ESM), Peter G. Dunne (Central Bank of Ireland), Pasquale Filiani (Central Bank of Ireland)

Klaus Regling at the Luxembourg Stock Exchange
Recently, the ESM announced a switch from English to Luxembourgish law for all its euro-denominated bonds starting from 1 October 2019. This 'Ring the bell' ceremony is to celebrate ESM’s first listing of a euro-denominated bond governed by Luxembourgish law in the presence of Luxembourg's Minister of Finance, Pierre Gramegna.