Finland's Big Move: 2 Billion NOK Notes Hit the Market

In a significant financial move, Municipality Finance Plc is set to issue notes worth NOK 2 billion on January 13, 2026. These notes will mature on July 14, 2031, and come with a fixed interest rate of 4. 125% per year. This issuance is part of MuniFin’s extensive EUR 50 billion program for debt instruments. The notes will be listed on the Helsinki Stock Exchange, with trading expected to start on the same day as the issuance. DNB Carnegie, a part of DNB Bank ASA, is handling the deal. All the necessary documents, including the offering circular and final terms, are available in English on MuniFin’s website.MuniFin is a major player in Finland’s credit market, with a balance sheet exceeding EUR 55 billion. Its owners include Finnish municipalities, the public sector pension fund Keva, and the Finnish government. The company focuses on lending for socially and environmentally responsible projects, such as public transport, sustainable buildings, and healthcare facilities. Operating globally, MuniFin is a key Finnish bond issuer in international markets and a pioneer in green and social bonds. The funding for these notes is backed by the Municipal Guarantee Board, ensuring stability and reliability. It’s important to note that the information shared here is not intended for distribution in countries where it might be against the law. The notes are not registered under U. S. securities laws and cannot be sold there unless an exemption applies.