Danske Bank has a number of small local programmes that help to diversify the Group's funding sources. Two of the most widely used programmes are described below.
Swedish MTNs
Danske Bank established a local MTN programme in Sweden in 2000. The programme is used mainly to issue structured Swedish bonds with mostly long and medium-term maturities to retail customers. The current limit on the programme is SEK 30 billion.
Read the latest Swedish MTN prospectus (1.6 MB)
Finnish MTNs
Danske Bank established a local MTN programme in Finland in 2008. The programme is used mainly to issue structured Swedish bonds with mostly long and medium-term maturities to retail customers. The current limit on the programme is EUR 2 billion.
Read the latest Finnish MTN prospectus (544 KB)
Realkredit Danmark
Realkredit Danmark became part of the Danske Bank Group in 2001. Realkredit Danmark is a Danish mortgage credit institution who sole purpose is to offer mortgage loans to personal and business customers for the financing of real property based on the issue of covered bond. Until 2007, Realkredit Danmark issued mortgage bonds that today qualify as covered bonds. The issuance takes place daily, with full collateral from the mortgaged property. Today Realkredit Danmark issues a wide range of bonds that vary in maturity, repayament profile, convertibility, currency and other parameters.
Link to Realkredit Danmark
Sampo Housing Loan Bank plc
Sampo Housing Loan Bank plc, 100% owned subsidiary of Sampo Bank plc, established a Euro Medium Term Covered Note programme in Finland in 2005. The programme is used for covered bond issuance under Finnish covered bond legislation. The current limit on the programme is EUR 5 billion.
Read more about Sampo Housing Loan Bank
Last updated on 13 December 2011