Municipality Finance Raises £50 Million in New Debt Deal

Municipality Finance Plc has just issued an extra £50 million of debt, boosting the total size of its existing bond series to £425 million. The new portion will mature on 1 February 2028 and carries a fixed interest rate of 4. 625 % per year. This addition is part of the company’s larger €50 billion borrowing plan. Investors can find full details on the firm’s website, where the offering documents are published in English. The new bonds will start trading on the Helsinki Stock Exchange today, 27 March 2026. They join a group of notes that are already listed there and will be handled by BofA Securities Europe SA as dealer.MuniFin is one of Finland’s biggest credit institutions, owned by local municipalities, a public pension fund and the state. Its €55 billion balance sheet supports projects that help communities, such as schools, hospitals and sustainable housing. The firm is known for issuing green and social bonds worldwide, with all funding guaranteed by the Municipal Guarantee Board. Its focus is on financing environmentally friendly and socially responsible initiatives across Finland.