Capital markets

The French real estate investment trust Klépierre has raised €500 million through a bond issue.

German bank Deutsche Hypo has placed its first ‘green’ Pfandbrief, raising €500 million through the issue of a six-year bond with a coupon of 0.125 percent.

Cerberus-owned Haya Real Estate is planning to raise €475 million through a bond issue expected to close by 15 November. The senior, secured five-year bond includes a €250 million fixed-rate tranche, with an annual coupon of 5.25 percent; and a €225 million floating-rate tranche with a coupon of three-month Euribor (subject to a zero percent […]

 The 10-year notes carry an annual coupon of 1.5%.

The fresh capital will be used for general corporate purposes.

Berlin Hyp has issued its second unsecured ‘green’ Pfandbrief, representing the German bank’s fourth green bond issue since 2015, with a total volume of €2 billion.

The transaction has been oversubscribed by about seven times, with total orders of more than €2 billion.

German property firm Deutsche Wohnen is planning to raise up to €800 million through the issue of convertible bonds maturing in January 2026.

German property investor Demire (Deutsche Mittelstand Real Estate) has raised a further €130 million of its unsecured corporate bond, which was originally issued in July this year.