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ISTANBUL - Turkiye Garanti Bankasi (IS:GARAN) A.S. (TGBD), also known as Garanti BBVA (BME:BBVA), has received approval from the Capital Markets Board (CMB) to issue bonds in foreign markets. The announcement came on Monday, confirming the bank’s plans to expand its borrowing instruments through the Global Medium Term Notes (GMTN) program, which was initially established on April 19, 2013.
Under the GMTN program, Garanti BBVA is authorized to issue bonds with varying series and maturities in any currency. The recently approved bond, with the International Securities Identification Number (ISIN) XS3053382142, was issued on Monday and is set to mature on October 14, 2025. The bond is denominated in US dollars with a nominal amount of $20 million.
This move by Garanti BBVA is part of its broader strategy to diversify its funding sources and enhance its financial flexibility by tapping into foreign markets. The GMTN program allows the bank to respond to changes in market conditions and investor demand, providing a framework for future bond issuances as needed.
The bank’s statement assures that the information provided is in line with the principles of the CMB’s Communiqué, Serial II Nr.15.1, and reflects accurate records and documents. Garanti BBVA takes responsibility for the declarations made in this regard.
The approval by the CMB is a significant step for Garanti BBVA as it continues to navigate the global financial landscape. The bank’s ability to issue bonds in foreign markets is indicative of its financial health and the trust it has garnered among international investors.
This development is based on a press release statement from Garanti BBVA and does not include any promotional content or endorsements. The bank’s investor relations contact information was provided in the release, but is not included in this news article.
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