Goldman Sachs Group commenced a three-part euro-denominated bond issuance on Wednesday. This move comes one day after the company reported its financial results and successfully raised $10 billion through a bond offering in the United States.
According to an individual with knowledge of the matter, Goldman Sachs aims to raise a minimum of €1.5 billion (approximately $1.7 billion) from this benchmark-sized transaction. The source requested anonymity as the details are not public. The offering is structured in three tranches: one floating-rate note callable for the first time after three years, one fixed-rate note also callable after three years, and another fixed-rate note with a longer tenor, callable after seven years.
This issuance follows two prior bond sales by Goldman Sachs this year, which rank among the largest by financial institutions. Data compiled by Bloomberg shows that in February, the firm raised €7 billion through a four-part euro bond sale, marking the largest financial-sector bond issuance in the region so far in 2026. In January, Goldman Sachs set a record by issuing $16 billion in bonds, the largest ever for a U.S. bank.
On Tuesday, the company's three-part bond offering in the United States attracted peak demand with orders reaching around $32 billion.
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