Sweden extends unsecured guarantees to five years

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Sweden extends unsecured guarantees to five years

The Swedish government yesterday (Thursday) revised its guarantee programme for bank debt to encourage banks to raise more long term funding. Unsecured bank debt can now be guaranteed in maturities out to five years, making it look even more unlikely that Swedish banks will take up the option of issuing guaranteed covered bonds, which was already available for maturities of up to five years.

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