Bank of Montreal Sets €750 Million Note Issue With Potential Price Stabilisation
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The latest announcement is out from Bank Of Montreal ( (TSE:BMO) ).
Bank of Montreal’s London branch has announced a pre-stabilisation notice for a €750 million floating rate note issuance due March 2032, priced at 100% of nominal value. The offering is targeted at qualified and professional investors outside the U.S., with distribution restricted in the U.K. and EEA to investors who meet specific regulatory criteria.
The bank’s London branch will act as stabilising manager and may conduct price-supporting transactions or over-allot securities for up to 30 days after issuance, in line with U.K. and EU market abuse rules. While there is no assurance stabilisation will occur, the facility is intended to support orderly trading and pricing of the new notes in secondary markets under applicable regulations.
More about Bank Of Montreal
Bank of Montreal is a diversified North American financial services group operating through its London branch to access European capital markets. The bank provides a broad range of banking and investment services and routinely issues debt securities to institutional investors to support its funding and balance sheet management activities.
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