Eurobank confirmed on Wednesday that it raised €600 million through a seven-year green senior preferred bond, with the final order book reaching approximately €1.4 billion. ^[1] The Government of Jamaica (GOJ) issued a $1 billion unsecured bond on international capital markets to support its liability management strategy and budgetary objectives. ^[2] Eurobank priced the transaction at a credit spread of 98 basis points, which was significantly below the initial indication of 125 basis points. ^[3] The final demand represented an oversubscription of about 2.5 times, according to Eurobank, with more than 65 investor accounts participating in the book-building process. ^[4] The new fixed-rate green senior preferred notes carry a 4.125 per cent annual coupon and mature on September 8, 2033. ^[5] The new bond is expected to mature in 2037 and will be listed on the Euro MTF Market of the Luxembourg Stock Exchange. ^[6] US$600 million of the bond proceeds are earmarked for a tender/exchange offer for holders of three existing global bonds, with the remaining balance for general budgetary purposes. ^[7] The Government recorded a fiscal deficit of $33.43 billion for the period, which was wider than the budgeted $30.89 billion. ^[8]