Kommuninvest issues USD 1.25 billion in new benchmark bond
24.2.2026 17:52:00 CET | Kommuninvest English | Pressmeddelande
Kommuninvest today raised USD 1.25 billion (approximately SEK 11 billion) in a new bond. This was the first USD transaction of the year and demand was high and diversified from many leading investors.

The new bond matures on 28 August 2028. The order book consisted of around 50 investors, with a total interest of above USD 3.5 billion. The bond was priced at 25 basis points above mid-swaps and 5 basis points above corresponding US Treasuries.
– It is gratifying to once again be met with such broad interest in the USD market. In our work to secure cost‑effective funding for welfare investments in the Swedish local government sector, the USD market is highly important. We see strong and diversified demand from many leading investors, which has resulted in yet another solid benchmark transaction, says Viktor Mejman, Funding Manager at Debt Management at Kommuninvest.
Transaction details: Press Points
For further information:
Tobias Landström, Head of Debt Management, phone: +46 70 586 78 51
e-mail: tobias.landstrom@kommuninvest.se
Viktor Mejman, Funding Manager at Debt Management, phone +46 73 805 08 65
e-mail: viktor.mejman@kommuninvest.se
Agnes Kempe, PR- and Communications Specialist, phone: +46 76 771 23 32
e-mail: agnes.kempe@kommuninvest.se
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Victoria PregerChief Communication OfficerKommuninvest
Tel:+46 702 66 87 26victoria.preger@kommuninvest.seWe finance welfare
Kommuninvest is a member-owned credit market company that offers competitive and sustainable loan financing for housing, infrastructure, schools and hospitals to Swedish municipal and regional groups. Since its inception in 1986, Kommuninvest has saved billions for its members in the form of lower interest rates. Currently, 297 municipalities and regions are members of this voluntary collaboration. With a balance sheet of approximately SEK 600 billion, Kommuninvest is the largest lender in Sweden in the local government and regional sector. The head office is located in Örebro, Sweden.
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