03.03.21
Treasury Bond Auction Announcement - Exchange Auction - RIKS 26 0216 - RIKS 33 0321
Series RIKS 26 0216 RIKS 33 0321
ISIN IS0000030732 IS0000021251
Maturity Date 02/16/2026 03/21/2033
Auction Date 03/05/2021 03/05/2021
Settlement Date 03/10/2021 03/10/2021
 
Buyback issue RIKS 21 0414  
Buyback price (clean) 100.4500  

On the Auction Date, between 10:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m., the Government Debt Management will auction Treasury bonds in the Series, with the ISIN numbers and with the Maturity Dates according to the table above. Payments for the Treasury Bonds must be received by the Central Bank before 14:00 on the Settlement Date, and the Bonds will be delivered in electronic form on the same day.

The value of the buyback issue, together with accrued interest and indexation, will constitute payment for the new issued bonds.

No special compensation is paid in relations to purchase of RIKS 21 0414

It should be noted that cash is not accepted. Payment may only be made with the buyback issue at the buyback price.

For further information, please refer to the Government Debt Management website, i.e. for the description of the Treasury bond and the General Terms of Auction of Treasury Bonds.

For additional information please contact Oddgeir Gunnarsson, Government Debt Management, at +354 569 9635.

Aðrar fréttir

Dec 29 2025
Annual prospects
Quarterly Government Debt Management Prospect

Q1/2026

  • In Q1, Government bonds will be offered for sale in the amount of 40-60 b.kr. market value.
  • The bonds that could conceivably be offered are all benchmark Government issues, and issue size and market conditions will determine how much, if any, will be sold in each series.
  • It is possible that switch auctions of RIKS 26 0216 and RIKB 26 1015 will be held during the quarter.

GDM Q1 Prospect 2026.pdf

Dec 29 2025
Annual prospects
Government Debt Management Prospect 2026
  • Government bond issuance for 2026 is estimated at 200 b.kr. market value.
  • It is planned to issue a new nominal bond maturing in 2029. The size of the series concerned and market conditions will determine the amount sold in individual benchmark series.
  • It is possible that the Treasury’s year-2026 borrowing need will be met in part with issuance of Treasury bills, drawdowns of foreign deposits held in the Treasury’s current account with the Central Bank of Iceland, and the sale of a portion of the Housing Fund’s loan portfolio.

GDM Prospect 2026.pdf