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Phoenix PIB Finance BV Bonds

Phoenix PIB Finance BV, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Amsterdam, operates as a financing subsidiary of Phoenix Group, focusing primarily on providing innovative financial solutions to retail investors. The company specializes in issuing bonds and structured finance products tailored to a diverse client base, enhancing access to capital markets.

Bond NameCountryMaturityCoupon(%)
PHARGR 2.38% 2025-08-05 EURPhoenix PIB Finance BVNetherlands2025-08-052.3750.00
PHARGR 4.88% 2029-07-10 EURPhoenix PIB Finance BVGermany2029-07-104.8753.38
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Company overview and issue history are AI generated, and should not be cited or relied on without verification.

Phoenix PIB Finance BV issue history

Since its inception, Phoenix PIB Finance BV has been actively involved in bond issuances, commencing with its first offering in 2016. Over the years, the company has issued significant bonds, including a landmark €500 million green bond in 2020, aimed at funding sustainable projects. Currently, their bond yields remain competitive within the industry, reflecting strong investor demand and a solid credit rating. Notably, their bonds feature flexible redemption options, appealing to a broad range of investors, and the company continues to attract interest amid increasing market volatility.