Kiwi Property Group Proposes Issuance of New Green Bonds
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Updated Jan 1
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What happened
Kiwi Property Group Limited has announced a proposal to issue fixed-rate senior secured green bonds. These bonds would have identical rights and conditions to existing bonds, which mature on September 27, 2029, and June 19, 2030. The proposal relies on specific exclusions within the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013 and the Financial Markets Conduct Regulations 2014.
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Why it matters
ANZ Bank New Zealand is serving as a Joint Lead Manager for the bond offering. The issuance of these green bonds is a significant corporate finance action, and ANZ Bank New Zealand could generate underwriting fees from the transaction.
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Who's involved
- Bank of New ZealandJoint Lead Manager for the proposed green bond offering
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The entities involved
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Bank of New Zealand
financial institution located in New Zealand
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Related events
- Bank of New Zealand and ANZ were named as Joint Lead Managers for a Retail Offer in January 2026.
- Kiwi Property Group utilized NZ debt capital markets, with S&P Global Ratings assigning a credit rating and Bank of New Zealand acting as Joint Lead Manager.
- NZ First proposed buying back Bank of New Zealand and merging it with Kiwibank.
- S&P Global Ratings will assign a credit rating to bonds, with Bank of New Zealand serving as a Joint Lead Manager for the offer.