Minority Business Enterprises Underwrite the Majority of State Street 2031 Senior Subordinated Offering
State Street Corporation (NYSE:STT) has successfully issued $850 million in senior subordinated bonds, featuring a coupon rate of 2.20%. This offering, which closed yesterday, was notable for its diverse underwriting syndicate, predominantly composed of Black- and Latinx-Owned Business Enterprises. The deal was oversubscribed with a final order book 2.6 times larger than expected, allowing State Street to tighten pricing by 27 basis points. This endeavor highlights the company's commitment to increasing representation in financial services and broadening its financing partnerships.
- Oversubscribed bond offering with final order book 2.6 times larger than expected.
- Successfully tightened pricing by 27 basis points, achieving the lowest coupon since 2008.
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State Street Corporation (NYSE:STT) today announced that it has issued
The full syndicate included BofA Securities, Inc., CastleOak Securities, L.P., Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC, and Siebert Williams Shank & Co., LLC as lead bookrunners. Blaylock Van, LLC, Great Pacific Securities, Loop Capital Markets LLC, and Samuel A. Ramirez & Company also acted as co-managers. Over
“This deal syndicate demonstrates our commitment to expanding our relationships and increasing our financing partnerships with Minority, Women and Veteran Business Enterprises,” said Eric Aboaf, chief financial officer of State Street Corporation. “We need to hold ourselves accountable for broadening representation across all areas of our business, including how we structure our capital markets activities. We had extremely positive feedback in this offering, which was oversubscribed, which also speaks to the interest from the market.”
“We commend State Street on its intentional demonstration of its commitment to diversity, through the substantive inclusion of two minority-owned investment banks as active book running managers on the company’s extremely successful debt offering,” commented Christopher J. Williams, Chairman of Siebert Williams Shank & Co., LLC . “In addition to enabling us to increase the resources committed to growing our business capabilities, the impact of State Street providing diverse firms with this meaningful opportunity is to enable us to increase employment, internship opportunities, and our broad support of diverse communities.”
“Working in tandem with the other managers, we were able to upsize the transaction and tighten pricing, resulting in the lowest coupon and spread across all US bank subordinated offerings since 2008,” David Jones, President & CEO of CastleOak Securities, L.P. added. “We are incredibly proud to have been a bookrunner on such a well-executed transaction.”
State Street was able to tighten pricing on this offering by 27 basis points from initial price talk and had a final orderbook that was 2.6 times oversubscribed.
Learn more about State Street’s commitment to increasing racial equity in the capital markets and broader financial services industry as part of its 10 Actions to Address Racism and Inequality.
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