Green bond issuance supports environmental and social infrastructure investments in Finland.
Fixed 4.00% annual interest and 5-year maturity offers predictable yield in volatile markets.
Part of MuniFin’s EUR 50B debt programme, reinforcing its role in sustainable capital markets.
Municipality Finance Plc (MuniFin) has issued a NOK 2 billion green bond, maturing on 19 August 2030 with a fixed annual interest rate of 4.00%, as part of its EUR 50 billion Medium Term Note (MTN) programme.
The proceeds will finance sustainable infrastructure, including public transport, energy-efficient buildings, and social services facilities. “MuniFin builds a better and more sustainable future with its customers,” said Joakim Holmström, Executive Vice President, Capital Markets and Sustainability.
The bond is expected to begin public trading on Nasdaq Helsinki on 30 April 2025, with DNB Bank ASA acting as the dealer. The final terms and offering documents are available on MuniFin’s investor portal.
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Owned by Finnish municipalities, the State of Finland, and the public sector pension fund Keva, MuniFin is one of the country’s largest credit institutions, managing a balance sheet of over EUR 53 billion.
Its green and social bond framework aligns with Finland’s commitment to ESG priorities. MuniFin operates globally while serving exclusively domestic public-sector and non-profit clients, including wellbeing services counties, municipalities, and ARA-nominated housing organizations.
All funding is guaranteed by the Municipal Guarantee Board, reinforcing investor confidence and enabling access to global markets.
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