ANNUAL REPORT 2006 - DG Hyp
ANNUAL REPORT 2006 - DG Hyp
ANNUAL REPORT 2006 - DG Hyp
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Management Report<br />
REFINANCING STRUCTURE FOR <strong>2006</strong><br />
Traditional<br />
issues<br />
€ mn %<br />
Jumbo 2,000 17.1<br />
DIP* 3,595 30.7<br />
Traditional issues 6,119 52.2<br />
11,714 100.0<br />
* Debt Issuance Programme (DIP)<br />
Jumbo<br />
DIP*<br />
Demand-oriented funding<br />
In addition to standardised, large-volume Pfandbriefe,<br />
<strong>DG</strong> HYP also placed smaller individually-structured issues in<br />
the form of registered securities. Such private placements<br />
are explicitly structured to meet specific investor requirements.<br />
Given the ongoing low interest rate environment,<br />
we saw particular demand for floating rate issues (FRNs).<br />
Placement in the German cooperative banking sector<br />
During the period under review, a total of € 2.4 billion<br />
was placed in bonds and promissory notes in the German<br />
cooperative banking sector, which represents an important<br />
investor base for <strong>DG</strong> HYP. This corresponds to 21 per cent<br />
of placements of <strong>DG</strong> HYP issues.<br />
Debt Issuance Programme<br />
The standardised DIP documentation is a key tool in the<br />
funding process, given the increasing internationalisation<br />
of our investor base. In the <strong>2006</strong> financial year, the debt<br />
issuance program was adapted to the amended European<br />
Prospectus Directive. <strong>DG</strong> HYP thus fulfils the requirements<br />
to continue to comply with strategic diversification on the<br />
international capital market. Issues brought to the market<br />
within the scope of this standardised programme accounted<br />
for 31 per cent of the refinancing volume. The issuing<br />
programme comprises covered bearer bonds in the form of<br />
large-volume jumbo Pfandbriefe and smaller public-sector<br />
covered bonds and mortgage bonds. Uncovered bearer<br />
bonds complete the opportunities offered by the DIP.<br />
Derivatives<br />
New derivatives business comprises Eonia swaps and<br />
interest rate swaps. Interest rate swaps are used to hedge<br />
the liabilities side of the balance sheet, as well as to neutralise<br />
risks from assets. The nominal volume of derivatives<br />
outstanding as at 31 December <strong>2006</strong> was € 209 billion.<br />
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