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    Union Bank Lists Series 8, 9 Commercial Papers on FMDQ

    Marketforces AfricaBy Marketforces AfricaJune 2, 2021 News No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Union Bank Lists Series 8, 9 Commercial Papers on FMDQ

    Union Bank of Nigeria Plc has listed ₦2.58 billion Series 8 and ₦32.38 billion Series 9 Commercial Papers under its ₦100.00 billion Commercial Paper Issuance Programme on the FMDQ Exchange platform.

    In a statement, the exchange said showing its commitment to delivering exceptional value to the Nigerian financial market and its stakeholders, FMDQ Securities Exchange Limited once again demonstrated operational excellence in the processing and approval of the quotation.  

    It said these admissions on FMDQ Exchange yet again reflective of the potential of the Nigerian debt capital market and the commendable level of confidence demonstrated by both issuers and investors in the market.

    FMDQ added that the admission validates the efficient processes and integrated systems through which FMDQ Holdings Plc and its wholly owned subsidiaries – FMDQ Exchange, FMDQ Clear Limited, and FMDQ Depository Limited – has sustained its integrated service delivery to the market and its diverse stakeholders.

    It notified that the proceeds from the quotation of these issuances, which were co-sponsored by FMDQ Exchange Registration Member Renaissance Securities (Nigeria) Limited – lead sponsor; Standard Chartered Capital & Advisory Nigeria Limited; and UCML Capital Limited – will be used to support Union Bank’s short-term funding requirements, validating the Exchange’s mandate to provide a reliable platform to support the capital raising needs of the stakeholders.

    The Chief Executive Officer of Union Bank, Emeka Okonkwo, commented that “the series 8 and 9 commercial paper issuance under our ₦100.00 billion Domestic Debt Issuance programme is another strategic milestone in our bid to establish Union Bank as a leading financial institution in Nigeria.

    “The net proceeds from the issuance will further diversify our sources of capital as we continue to accelerate business growth and drive our long-term strategy.

    “Since the registration of the Debt Issuance Programme in 2018, we have continued to see active participation from the market, demonstrating continued investor confidence in Union Bank and its growth trajectory”.

    Also commenting on the issue, the Ag. Chief Executive Officer and Director Financing, Renaissance Securities (Nigeria) Limited, Samuel Sule, expressed that “Renaissance Capital is pleased to have partnered with Union Bank on successfully accessing the domestic commercial paper markets once again.

    “Union Bank is an established and sophisticated issuer and has proven its ability to navigate our ever changing rate and liquidity environments on numerous occasions. The solid participation by institutional investors on this oversubscribed dual series issuance underscores the sustained confidence in Union Bank’s medium-term strategy and highlights the Bank’s attractive credit story”.

    In keeping with its commitment to the development of the DCM, FMDQ said it will continue to provide, in collaboration with market stakeholders, innovative and efficient services aimed at deepening and effectively positioning the Nigerian DCM for growth, in support of the realisation of a globally competitive financial market and vibrant economy.

    FMDQ Group is Africa’s first vertically integrated financial market infrastructure group, strategically positioned to provide registration, listing & quotation services, seamless trading, clearing, settlement, risk management, and depository of financial market transactions.

    It offerings include data and information services, across the debt capital, foreign exchange, derivatives and equity markets, through its wholly owned subsidiaries – FMDQ Exchange, FMDQ Clear Limited and FMDQ Depository Limited.

    Union Bank Lists Series 8, 9 Commercial Papers on FMDQ Exchange

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