Albania has entered the international markets with a Eurobond of 650 million euros, with an interest rate of 3.62%. The previous Eurobond, that of 2018, of 500 million euros had a relatively lower interest rate, at 3.55%. According to data provided by the Reuters platform, this debt has not been issued yet; this will happen as planned on June 16.
The Eurobond, meanwhile, is currently listed only on the Irish Stock Exchange. The maturity is 7 years and is expected to expire on June 16, 2027. In terms of debt subscribers, they turn out to be: Citigroup, JP Morgan, Raiffeisen International and Sanpaolo Investment Base (IMI SPA).
Debt signatories are financial institutions that undertake to buy outstanding debt and then resell it.