NAB Trust Services to market low-carbon shared-portfolio notes
- Tuesday, 29 May 2018
NAB Trust Services (NR) has mandated National Australia Bank (NAB) to arrange a debt-investor conference call to present the NAB low-carbon shared-portfolio floating-rate notes. These are senior-secured notes with Climate Bonds Initiative certification, which may be issued following the investor call in a transaction with 3.2-year weighted-average life.
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