Deutsche Bank Raises €500 Million from Inaugural European Green Bond and Expands Sustainable Finance Framework
Deutsche Bank has successfully raised €500 million from its first European Green Bond (EuGB) issuance. The bank expanded its sustainable finance framework to include green hydrogen, low-carbon steel, and clean drinking water projects. The four-year bond, with a 2.875% coupon, will refinance residential real estate green loans. February has seen a record issuance volume of EuGBs, reaching $4.1 billion, surpassing previous records. Since January 2025, a total of $29 billion has been raised through EuGBs from 23 issuers.
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Deutsche Bank raised €500 million from its inaugural European Green Bond (EuGB) transaction, which will refinance residential real estate green loans. The bank expanded its sustainable finance framework to include green hydrogen, low-carbon steel, and clean drinking water projects.
The four-year bond carries a 2.875% coupon. February has set a record monthly volume for EuGB issuance, reaching $4.1 billion. Since January 2025, $29 billion has been raised from 23 issuers in total. Deutsche Bank has been a significant sustainable bond issuer since 2020, raising over $44 billion.
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