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Deutsche Bank issues up to EUR 10 million in 12-year zero-coupon callable notes

By Public Technologies
  • Deutsche Bank to issue up to EUR 10 million of Zero Callable Linear Notes with a 12-year maturity.
  • Issue date is November 10, 2026, at EUR 1,000 per note, representing 100% of nominal value.
  • The zero-coupon notes mature November 10, 2038, paying 171.4% of nominal value unless redeemed early.
  • Annual issuer redemption dates run from November 10, 2033, through November 10, 2037, with payouts ranging from 141.65% to 165.45%.
  • Application has been made for listing and trading on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange’s regulated market.


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