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Departement du Val D`Oise Bonds

Departement du Val D'Oise, established in 1968 and located in Île-de-France, France, serves as a local government authority focusing on regional development and public services. The department is responsible for providing essential services such as education, transportation, and social welfare to its residents while fostering economic growth and community initiatives.

Bond NameCountryMaturityCoupon(%)
VALOIS 2.00% 2035-11-09 EURDepartement du Val D`OiseFrance2035-11-092.0003.60
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Departement du Val D`Oise issue history

The Departement du Val D'Oise began issuing bonds in the late 1990s to finance various public projects aimed at enhancing infrastructure and community services. Notably, their recent bond issuance in 2021 raised €100 million to fund sustainable urban development initiatives, offering investors a yield of 1.5%, which is competitive within the local government sector. The bonds have a maturity of 10 years and include a green bond designation, attracting environmentally conscious investors. News reports indicate continued interest in their bonds, as they are viewed as stable investments with strong backing from the regional administration.