Kvika Banki hf. Reports Tender Offer Results for SEK and NOK Notes

Kvika Banki hf. Announces Tender Offer Results for Notes
Kvika Banki hf. has officially revealed the outcomes of its recent tender offer targeting its outstanding senior unsecured floating rate notes. These notes include SEK 566,000,000 due between 2023 to 2026, alongside NOK 750,000,000 with similar terms. The offer aimed to repurchase these notes at an attractive purchase price of 102.150%, which also covered accrued and unpaid interest.
Details of the Tender Offer
The tender offer commenced on an earlier date in October and directed its focus on buying back notes for a total nominal amount of up to SEK 750 million. The deadline for submissions was set, and as of the notified expiration time, a total of SEK 756,000,000 in nominal notes was successfully tendered. Thus, Kvika Banki has decided to accept all valid tender submissions, confirming an encouraging response from noteholders.
Remaining Outstanding Notes
Following the completion of this tender offer, the residual outstanding amounts of the SEK and NOK notes will be SEK 227,000,000 and NOK 333,000,000, respectively. This adjustment reflects a successful strategy for managing the bank’s liabilities in the current financial landscape.
Settlement Expectations
Kvika Banki anticipates that settlement of this tender offer will take place shortly, ensuring a swift transition for those involved. This rapid conclusion aligns with their strategic focus on liquidity and flexibility within the market.
Role of Nordea Bank Abp
Taking on the responsibility of dealer manager for this tender offer is Nordea Bank Abp, further demonstrating the bank's commitment to cooperation and partnership within the financial sector. Stakeholders interested in more details could reach out to Nordea at an identified contact point.
Contact Information
Should any queries arise regarding this announcement, they should be directed toward Halldór Karl Högnason, the Head of Treasury at Kvika Banki. He is available to provide clarity and additional insights into the tender offer process and its implications.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the objective of Kvika Banki's tender offer?
The primary goal was to buy back a significant portion of its outstanding SEK and NOK notes to enhance its financial position.
What was the purchase price for the notes?
The notes were offered for repurchase at a price of 102.150%, plus accrued and unpaid interest.
Who managed the tender offer?
Nordea Bank Abp acted as the dealer manager for Kvika's tender offer.
When is the expected settlement date?
Settlement is expected to happen shortly after the completion of the tender offer.
How much of the notes were successfully tendered?
A total of SEK 756,000,000 of the notes were validly tendered in response to the offer.
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