Tax & Finance

#ECOT2614181ACreation of French Treasury Bonds at 3.70% Due 25 November 2036

🇫🇷France··Other·Low Impact·View source ↗

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🇬🇧 English

The order creates a new line of French Treasury bonds in euros, with a 3.70% annual coupon, a nominal value of 1 euro, and repayment at par on 25 November 2036.

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Key Changes

  • Creates a new French Treasury bond line denominated in euros
  • Sets a 3.70% annual interest payment, first payable on 25 November 2026
  • Sets repayment at par on 25 November 2036, while allowing market buybacks or exchanges

Obligations

What this law requires

medium

The issuer or the account-registration intermediary must pay annual interest of 0.0370 euro per 1 euro bond on 25 November each year, with the first payment due on 25 November 2026.

French State issueraccount-registration intermediary
25 November each year, first on 25 November 2026
operational
medium

The issuer must repay each bond at par value, equal to 1 euro per bond, on 25 November 2036.

French State issuer
25 November 2036
operational
low

The bonds must cease to bear interest from the day they are called for redemption.

French State issueraccount-registration intermediary
From the day the bonds are called for redemption
operational
medium

Interest payments and repayment of the bonds must be made only after deducting taxes that the law requires, or may require, bondholders to bear.

French State issueraccount-registration intermediary
operational
medium

The State must not amortize the bonds by early redemption during the entire term of the borrowing.

French State issuer
Throughout the duration of the borrowing until 25 November 2036
prohibition

Affected Parties

Investors in French government bondsFinancial institutions handling bond accounts and payments

Tags

government bonds,public debt,treasury securities