×
For more information, get in touch with our team:
+44 7918 53 08 73
Hint mode is switched on Switch off
For swift navigation between sections

Domestic bonds: Nigeria, FGN 15.54 13feb2020
FG122020S1, NGFG122020S4

Download
Copy issue information to clipboard
Copy issue information to clipboard
✓
Copy

Issue
Issuer
  • M
    -
    ****
  • S&P
    -
    ****
  • F
    -
    ****
*in local currency
Status
Matured
Amount
471,500,000,000 NGN
Placement
***
Early redemption
*** (-)
Country of risk
Nigeria
Current coupon
***%
Price
***%
Yield / Duration
-
Corporate Actions
Calculator What is a calculator?
Calculator
What is a calculator?
Register
to order full access
DATA PLATFORM FOR FINANCIAL MARKET PROFESSIONALS AND INVESTORS
  • High performance interface for global bond market screening
  • Full information on close to 450,000 bonds from 180 countries
  • 100% coverage of Eurobonds worldwide
  • Over 300 primary sources of prices
  • Ratings data from all international and local ratings agencies
  • Stock market data from 90 world trading floors
  • Intuitive, high speed user interface
  • Data access via the website, mobile application and add-in for Microsoft Excel

Trading chart

Stock exchange selection
Stock exchange selection
More about Cbonds Estimation
Bond is not traded; the issue is redeemed
Data display in a chart | table
Data display in a chart | table
Work with the chart: switching the price, period, issue comparison
Work with the chart: switching the price, period, issue comparison
Download the chart in a convenient format
from
to
ADD-IN
Cbonds add-in API
bond data api
More than 2,500 records have been found, please specify your request
* Data is not available within the selected subscription
Latest data on

Issue information

Profile
Nigeria has the second largest economy in sub-Saharan Africa. Overall, despite the negative effects of the global financial crisis in recent periods, Nigeria’s economy has continued to experience significant GDP growth. Real GDP grew 7.53 per ...
Nigeria has the second largest economy in sub-Saharan Africa. Overall, despite the negative effects of the global financial crisis in recent periods, Nigeria’s economy has continued to experience significant GDP growth.
Real GDP grew 7.53 per cent. in the first half of 2010, 6.96 per cent. in 2009, 5.98 per cent. in 2008 and 6.45 per cent. in 2007. This growth was largely attributable to the continued growth in non-oil GDP, which grew 8.32 per cent. in 2009, 8.95 per cent. in 2008 and 9.52 per cent. in 2007. Overall GDP growth for 2010 is estimated at 7.85 per cent. The Government plans to reinforce economic growth in future periods by encouraging non-oil private sector growth, which it plans to facilitate through the implementation of its Vision 20:2020 plan.
Public debt management is considered to be strategic in Nigeria, and became widely accepted as such when Nigeria’s debt became unsustainable and a constraint on economic growth in the 1990s and early 2000s. In recognition of this, the Government established the DMO to serve as a central body for managing public debt. According to the DMO, as at 31 December 2010, Nigeria’s external debt was US$4.8 billion (provisional), of which US$2.8 billon (provisional) was owed by the Federal Government and US$1.9 billion (provisional) was owed by State Governments and guaranteed by the Federal Government. Further, the Government had N4.5 trillion (provisional), approximately US$29.8 billion, in domestic debt outstanding as at 31 December 2010. Additionally, in December 2010, the Federal Government entered into a US$899.5 million credit facility agreement with the Export-Import Bank of China to fund certain infrastructure projects. Drawdowns under the facility are tied to project completion milestones and as at 31 December 2010 no amounts had been drawn.
Show more Hide
  • Issuer
    Go to the issuer page
    Nigeria
  • Full issuer name
    Federal Republic of Nigeria
  • Sector
    sovereign
Volume
  • Amount
    471,500,000,000 NGN
Nominal
  • Nominal
    1,000 NGN
  • Outstanding face value
    *** NGN
  • Par amount, integral multiple
    *** NGN

Cash flow parameters

  • Reference rate
    ***
  • Coupon Rate
    ***
  • Day count fraction
    ***
  • Interest Accrual Date
    ***
  • Coupon frequency
    *** time(s) per year
  • Payment currency
    ***
  • Delay days
    *** days
  • Maturity date
    ***
  • Early redemption date
    ***

Cash flow

Early redemption terms

***

Auctions and additional placements

Register
to order full access
DATA PLATFORM FOR FINANCIAL MARKET PROFESSIONALS AND INVESTORS
  • High performance interface for global bond market screening
  • Full information on close to 450,000 bonds from 180 countries
  • 100% coverage of Eurobonds worldwide
  • Over 300 primary sources of prices
  • Ratings data from all international and local ratings agencies
  • Stock market data from 90 world trading floors
  • Intuitive, high speed user interface
  • Data access via the website, mobile application and add-in for Microsoft Excel

Placement

  • Placement method
    Open subscription
  • Placement type
    Public
  • Order book
    *** (***) - *** (***)
  • Coupon (Yield) Guidance
    ***% - ***% (*** - ***%)
  • Issuer rating on issue date (M/S&P/F)
    *** / *** / ***
  • Placement
    *** - ***
  • Initial issue price (yield)
    (***%)
  • Bids
    *** NGN
  • Number of bids
    ***
  • Geographic breakdown
    ***
  • Investor breakdown
    ***
  • Listing
    ***

Conversion and exchange

  • Convertion date
    ***
  • Initial premium
    ***%
  • Convertible until
    ***
  • Lock-up
    *** days
  • Conversion terms
    ***

Additional information

***

Latest issues

Show all

News

01/10/2020 Fitch Ratings revised outlook on Nigeria to stable and affirmed at "B" (LT Int. Scale (foreign curr.)) credit rating
01/10/2020 Fitch Ratings revised outlook on Nigeria to stable and affirmed at "B" (LT Int. Scale (local curr.)) credit rating
16/04/2020 Moody's Investors Service affirms Nigeria at "B2" (LT- local currency credit rating); outlook negative
16/04/2020 Moody's Investors Service affirms Nigeria at "B2" (LT- foreign currency credit rating); outlook negative
07/04/2020 Fitch Ratings downgrades LT Int. Scale (foreign curr.) credit rating of Nigeria to "B"; outlook negative
All organization news

Identifiers

  • State registration number
    FG122020S1
  • Registration
    ***
  • Date of program registration
    ***
  • ISIN
    NGFG122020S4
  • CUSIP
    ***
  • CUSIP 144A
    ***
  • CFI
    DBFTFR
  • FIGI
    BBG0081YLMX8
  • WKN
    A1Z2Q0
  • Ticker
    NIGB 15.54 02/13/20 5YR
  • Type of security by CBR
    ***
Show more Hide

Ratings



Bond classification

  • Registered
  • Coupon bonds
  • Bonds
  • Amortization
  • Callable
  • CDO
  • Convertible
  • Dual currency bonds
  • Floating rate
  • For qualified investors (CIS region)
  • Foreign bonds
  • Green bonds
  • Indexed
  • Supranational bond issues
  • Mortgage bonds
  • Perpetual
  • Payment-in-kind
  • Non-Marketable Securities
  • Redemption Linked
  • Restructuring
  • Retail bonds
  • Covered
  • Securitization
  • Structured product
  • Subordinated
  • Sukuk
  • Trace-eligible
Show more Hide

Restructuring

***

***

Copyright (c) 2004-2021 CbondS