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Agricultural Bank of China Ltd (Frankfurt Branch) Bonds

Agricultural Bank of China Ltd (Frankfurt Branch), established in Beijing, China, serves as a vital entity in global banking with a focus on providing comprehensive financial services tailored to individual and corporate clients. The Frankfurt Branch plays a crucial role in serving European clients, offering a range of products including corporate banking, trade finance, and retail banking services.

Bond NameCountryMaturityCoupon(%)
AGRBK 4.90% 2025-12-09 USDAgricultural Bank of China Ltd (Frankfurt Branch)Germany2025-12-094.9003.91
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Agricultural Bank of China Ltd (Frankfurt Branch) issue history

Agricultural Bank of China has a notable presence in the bond market, having commenced its bond issuance program in 2009. The bank has successfully issued Euro-denominated bonds to diversify its funding sources, with significant issuances including a €500 million bond in 2020 that featured a competitive yield compared to industry averages. Recently, the bank's bond yields have attracted attention, maintaining favorable rates for investors despite market fluctuations, while continuing to explore green bond issuances to support sustainability initiatives.