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Green Bonds
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  2. Investor Relations
  3. Funding
  4. Green Bonds
Investor Relations Funding Green Bonds Green Bonds The ongoing development of the Green Funding Framework takes into account regulatory requirements, prevailing market standards and the availability of the data required for its implementation. This Framework describes the criteria and processes used to assess assets for potential inclusion as the refinancing basis of certain liabilities designated as "green" and, where the relevant requirements are met, to determine their eligibility. The objective is to issue refinancing instruments backed by assets that have been assessed in accordance with the criteria set out in the Green Funding Framework. The use of proceeds is carried out in line with the requirements defined within the Framework. Assets generally eligible for consideration may include, subject to the applicable criteria and individual assessment, new buildings, renovation projects, property developments, certified existing buildings, energy-efficient building refurbishments and investments in renewable energy. In the renewable energy sector, the Green Asset Pool may, subject to the applicable criteria of the Green Funding Framework, include photovoltaic installations, onshore and offshore wind energy projects, as well as energy storage solutions. The Green Funding Framework is guided by the International Capital Market Association’s (ICMA) Green Bond Principles (GBP) and the Minimum standards for Green Pfandbriefe issued by the Association of German Pfandbrief Banks (vdp). The Second Party Opinion (SPO) provided by ISS Corporate assesses the design and structure of the Framework against recognised market standards. It does not constitute an assessment of the actual environmental impact of individual assets or financial products. Read more "Green Bonds and Other Refinancing Instruments under the Green Funding Framework" Asset class ISIN Outstanding volume Kupon Day of issue Maturity Mortgage Pfandbrief DE000NLB5503 750 €m 3.000% 18 May 2026 28 May 2029 Mortgage Pfandbrief DE000NLB54K9 250 €m 2.326% 26 Feb 2026 09 Sept 2032 Mortgage Pfandbrief DE000NLB5AA6 1 billion € 2.625% 09 Jan 2025 20 Oct 2028 Mortgage Pfandbrief DE000NLB4621 500 €m 2.5% 14 Oct 2024 24 July 2028 Mortgage Pfandbrief DE000NLB4Y34 500 €m 2.875% 12 Jan 2024 13 Jan 2031 Mortgage Pfandbrief DE000NLB3Z75 500 €m 2.25% 20 Sept 2022 20 Sept 2027 Mortgage Pfandbrief DE000NLB3UX1 500 €m 0.01% 23 Sept 2021 23 Sept 2026 Senior Preferred DE000NLB5545 500 €m 3.375% 08 June 2026 17 June 2031 Senior Preferred DE000NLB4RS5 500 €m 4.875% 11 July 2023 11 July 2028 Get more information Sustainability Read more Ratings and sustainabilty ratings Read more Capital market portal Read more Contact Falk Meyer Head of Funding Phone: Call Falk Meyer +49 (0) 511 361-2760 Hannover send an e-mail Team Sascha Schröter Senior Funding Manager Phone: Call Sascha Schröter +49 (0) 511 361-5259 Hannover send an e-mail Team Markus Klingbeil Senior Funding Manager Phone: Call Markus Klingbeil +49 (0) 511 361-4885 Hannover send an e-mail Team Melanie Kiene ESG Funding Manager Phone: Call Melanie Kiene +49 (0) 511 361-3902 Mobile: Call Melanie Kiene +49 (0) 172 1692 633 Hannover send an e-mail Team Friedrich Karl Strödter Head of Investor Relations Phone: Call Friedrich Karl Strödter +49 (0) 511 361-3878 Mobile: Call Friedrich Karl Strödter +49 (0) 176 1529 0134 Hannover send an e-mail Team Jonas Sachs Senior Manager Investor Relations & Ratings Phone: Call Jonas Sachs +49 (0) 511 361-5128 Mobile: Call Jonas Sachs +49 (0) 176 1529 0001 Hannover send an e-mail Team...
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Issuance Programs
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  2. Investor Relations
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  4. Issuance Programs
Investor Relations Funding Issuance Programs Issuance Programs NORD/LB has access to the national and international capital markets through various issuance programs. With an issue volume of up to €25 billion, the Debt Issuance Program forms the core element of NORD/LB's international refinancing. In addition to drawings from the base prospectus, NORD/LB also offers tailor-made issues based on registered securities and promissory note loans for domestic investors. For short-term refinancing, the bank uses the Commercial Paper Program (CP program) introduced in 2001 with a framework volume of €10 billion. Further information about each program can be found below. Unsecured bearer bonds NORD/LB issues bearer bonds (Inhaberschuldverschreibungen or IHS) with fixed interest rates or as floating rate notes with variable interest rates. IHS are issued unsecured, as senior preferred, senior non-preferred or subordinated (Tier 2) bonds. In addition to a fixed maturities, structured notes, e.g. with call or tender rights on shares, can also be issued. These securities are issued as continuous issuances, private placemnets or public transactions (see International Funding). NORD/LB bearer bonds are generally listed on the stock exchange. Prospectus Debt Issuance Programme NORD/LB was one of the first German issuers to launch an international debt issuance programme (DIP) for the issuance of debt instruments in December 1992. The Debt Issuance Programme is a core element of NORD/LBs funding, particularly due to its flexibility. Main characteristics of the NORD/LB Debt Issuance Programme: Programme volume up to €25 billion Notes can be issued as secured (Pfandbriefe) or unsecured bearer bonds Each issue can be flexibly compiled according to investor requirements in terms of currencies and other characteristics (maturity, interest rate, etc.) Conditions according to German law The programme is suitable for private placements as well as for public benchmark issues via international syndicates. Prospectus Commercial Paper Programme NORD/LB has had a Commercial Paper Programme (CP Programme) since September 2001 – as an extension of the range of short-term funding instruments. NORD/LB offers domestic and foreign investors the opportunity to invest in short-term securities of a high quality. Main features of the CP Programme: Programme volume of €10 billionli> Under the CP Programme, bonds may be issued in euros and all other major currencies, such as USD, CHF, GBP, etc. with maturities of up to 364 days Issuance conditions according to German law. Further information can be found in the current information memorandum Prospectus Get more information Financial Markets Read more Corporate Sales Read more Capital market portal Read more Contact Falk Meyer Head of Funding Phone: Call Falk Meyer +49 (0) 511 361-2760 Hannover send an e-mail Team Sascha Schröter Senior Funding Manager Phone: Call Sascha Schröter +49 (0) 511 361-5259 Hannover send an e-mail Team Markus Klingbeil Senior Funding Manager Phone: Call Markus Klingbeil +49 (0) 511 361-4885 Hannover send an e-mail Team Melanie Kiene ESG Funding Manager Phone: Call Melanie Kiene +49 (0) 511 361-3902 Mobile: Call Melanie Kiene +49 (0) 172 1692 633 Hannover send an e-mail Team Friedrich Karl Strödter Head of Investor Relations Phone: Call Friedrich Karl Strödter +49 (0) 511 361-3878 Mobile: Call Friedrich Karl Strödter +49 (0) 176 1529 0134 Hannover send an e-mail Team Jonas Sachs Senior Manager Investor Relations & Ratings Phone: Call Jonas Sachs +49 (0) 511 361-5128 Mobile: Call Jonas Sachs +49 (0) 176 1529 0001 Hannover send an e-mail Team...
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Pfandbriefe
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  2. Investor Relations
  3. Funding
  4. Pfandbriefe
Investor Relations Funding Pfandbriefe Pfandbriefe Pfandbriefe are covered bonds that are used to fund real estate loans secured by mortgages (Mortgage Pfandbrief) or to refinance loans to the public sector (Public Pfandbrief) in full compliance with the German Pfandbrief Act. As a member of the Association of German Pfandbrief Banks (vdp) and the European Covered Bond Council (ECBC), we are committed to transparency and report quarterly on the composition of our cover pools. Publications in accordance with §28 Covered Bond Act and Harmonised Transparency Template Mortgage Pfandbriefe currently outstanding Asset class ISIN Outstanding volume Kupon Date of issue Maturity Mortgage Pfandbrief DE000NLB57X5 €750m 3.500% 2 Sep 2026 12 Sep 2033 Mortgage Pfandbrief DE000NLB5503 €750m 3.000% 18 May 2026 28 May 2029 Mortgage Pfandbrief DE000NLB54C6 €750m 2.875% 9 Jan 2026 21 Feb 2033 Mortgage Pfandbrief DE000NLB5EY8 €750m 2.375% 11 Jun 2025 20 Sep 2029 Mortgage Pfandbrief DE000NLB5B06 €500m 2.500% 4 Mar 2025 5 Jul 2030 Mortgage Pfandbrief DE000NLB5AA6 €1bn 2.625% 9 Jan 2025 20 Oct 2028 Transparency disclosures pursuant to §28 German Pfandbrief Act and HTT Publication in accordance with §28 of the German Pfandbriefgesetz (30.06.2026) (PDF, 333 KB) Harmonised Transparency Template NORDLB Public Assets, 30 June 2026 (XLSX, 650 KB) Harmonised Transparency Template NORDLB Mortgage Assets, 30 June 2026 (XLSX, 658 KB) Harmonised Transparency Template NORDLB Mortgage Assets, 31 March 2026 (XLSX, 659 KB) Harmonised Transparency Template NORDLB Public Assets, 31 March 2026 (XLSX, 650 KB) Publication in accordance with §28 of the German Pfandbriefgesetz (31.03.2026) (PDF, 292 KB) Archive Get more Information §28 Pfandbriefgesetz and Harmonised Transparency Template Read more Ratings Read more Capital market portal Read more Contact Falk Meyer Head of Funding Phone: Call Falk Meyer +49 (0) 511 361-2760 Hannover send an e-mail Team Sascha Schröter Senior Funding Manager Phone: Call Sascha Schröter +49 (0) 511 361-5259 Hannover send an e-mail Team Markus Klingbeil Senior Funding Manager Phone: Call Markus Klingbeil +49 (0) 511 361-4885 Hannover send an e-mail Team Melanie Kiene ESG Funding Manager Phone: Call Melanie Kiene +49 (0) 511 361-3902 Mobile: Call Melanie Kiene +49 (0) 172 1692 633 Hannover send an e-mail Team Friedrich Karl Strödter Head of Investor Relations Phone: Call Friedrich Karl Strödter +49 (0) 511 361-3878 Mobile: Call Friedrich Karl Strödter +49 (0) 176 1529 0134 Hannover send an e-mail Team Jonas Sachs Senior Manager Investor Relations & Ratings Phone: Call Jonas Sachs +49 (0) 511 361-5128 Mobile: Call Jonas Sachs +49 (0) 176 1529 0001 Hannover send an e-mail Team...
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Finance
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  2. Finance
Finance Transaction Banking Finance Risk Management Corporate Financial Advisory Investments Capital Market Portal Finance As the leading Landesbank in northern Germany and a universal bank with a strong focus on corporate clients, we support our clients by offering them comprehensive strategic advice and access to financing solutions. We structure and develop customised solutions for our clients for all upcoming financing requirements in the areas of investments, working capital and acquisitions. Our services are orchestrated by teams of product specialists who work closely with all parties involved in the deal to ensure an optimal solution for our clients in a timely manner. Products Corporate Lease In a joint dialogue, our specialists will structure the optimal financing concept with you! Read more Investment financing We support you in the assessment of promising agricultural investments! Read more Leveraged & Acquisition Finance We develop holistic financing solutions for corporate acquisitions, for corporate clients and for PEs! Read more Project finance Here you will find an overview of all NORD/LB project financing. Read more Public Funding We develop optimised refinancing solutions for our clients for all topics! Read more Schuldschein loans / Registered bonds Optimise your financing costs with a digital Schuldschein loans or registered bonds! Read more Syndicated Loans Take advantage of our experience with syndicated loans and benefit from various advantages! Read more Syndication We are a competent partner in arranging, structuring and syndicating financial transactions. Read more Working Capital Management Together with you, we develop modern supply chain finance solutions! Read more Links to other departments Corporate Customers Read more Structured Finance Read more Commercial Real Estate (Deutsche Hypo) Read more Sutainability Read more...
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Transaction Banking
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  2. Transaction Banking
Transaction Banking Transaction Banking Finance Risk Management Corporate Financial Advisory Investments Capital Market Portal Transaction Banking As the leading Landesbank in northern Germany and a universal bank with a strong focus on corporate clients, we support our clients by offering them comprehensive strategic advice and access to financing and transaction banking services. In Transaction Banking, we structure and develop customised solutions for working capital management (e.g. receivables purchases and supplier financing), liquidity management, foreign exchange trading, payment transactions and trade financing for our clients. Our services are orchestrated by a team of product specialists who work closely with the other divisions in order to ensure the best possible solution for our clients in a timely manner. Products Cash Management Let's talk about it. We would be happy to develop the right solution for you. Read more Trade Finance In international trade relations, letters of credit are used to secure payment flows! Read more Working Capital Management Together with you, we develop modern supply chain finance solutions! Read more Links to other departments Sutainability Read more Structured Finance Read more Corporate Customers Read more Savings banks network Read more...
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Risk Management
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  2. Risk Management
Risk Management Transaction Banking Finance Risk Management Corporate Financial Advisory Investments Capital Market Portal Risk Management As a bank, we have a focus on effective risk management in order to protect your business and future transactions from currency and interest-rate risks. With customised strategies and continuous monitoring of the markets, we offer you flexible solutions that support your financial goals while ensuring stability and security. Products Currency and liquidity management Hedge currency fluctuations - preserve capital - increase performance Read more Interest-rate management Limit interest charge - increase flexibility Read more Portfolio analysis of all financial risks Optimise portfolios - improve value creation Read more Links to other departments Corporate Customers Read more Structured Finance Read more Commercial Real Estate (Deutsche Hypo) Read more Sutainability Read more...
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2024
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  2. Press
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  4. 2024
Press 2024 2026 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 The press releases below are provided solely for archival and record-keeping purposes and reflect the information and circumstances prevailing at the time of their publication. Subsequent changes in factual circumstances and legal requirements may mean that some statements are no longer accurate or should be interpreted differently today....
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Compliance
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Compliance Compliance For NORD/LB and its employees, ethical behaviour with integrity is highly valued. The bank's compliance department is committed to protecting applicable laws and complying with market-specific guidelines. Responsible actions play an important role here, which is part of the bank's self-image. Living integrity: Compliance management at NORD/LB At NORD/LB, we view compliance as an essential component of responsible corporate governance. Our Compliance Management System (CMS) supports adherence to applicable legal and regulatory requirements as well as internal standards and contributes to the effective management of compliance risks. It is based on the basic elements of an effective CMS in accordance with IDW PS 980: compliance culture, objectives, risk analysis, programme, organisation, communication and monitoring. NORD/LB's CMS includes binding requirements such as the Code of Conduct and the Corporate Compliance Policy, which apply to all employees. These documents provide the framework for policies, procedures and processes designed to support a clear structure and consistent standards across the organization. Implementation takes place along the lines of defence: the first line is responsible for operational compliance, while the second line – Compliance & Security – ensures monitoring and further development. In addition, training, regular inspections and reports to the Board of Management and other bodies of the Bank ensure transparency and effectiveness. .A key principle of our CMS is its anchoring at the highest level of the organization: as a general rule, all policies and guidelines are approved by NORD/LB's Management Board. This governance framework is intended to support adherence to legal requirements and ethical principles across business processes, thereby contributing to the Bank's long-term success and helping to maintain the trust of our customers and business partners. NORD/LB’s ethical standards and business conduct principles are defined in its Code of Conduct. Compliance with these standards is subject to ongoing monitoring and periodic review. This includes assessing the effectiveness of employee awareness and training measures, reviewing control and monitoring mechanisms, investigating reported misconduct cases, and evaluating the adequacy of corrective and remedial actions undertaken. Lessons learned from these activities are systematically integrated into the continuous improvement of NORD/LB’s governance and compliance framework, helping to ensure the effective and consistent application of the ethical principles set out in the Code of Conduct. The ethical standards and principles of conduct codified in the Code of Conduct apply across all business areas and at all NORD/LB locations. Subsidiaries within the NORD/LB Group are encouraged to align their own codes of conduct with these principles. Compliance with the established standards is monitored across all business areas and locations through regular, risk-based compliance reviews and audit activities. These reviews assess, in particular, the adequacy and effectiveness of measures and controls, adherence to relevant requirements, and the management of ethics-related incidents. The resulting findings are reported to the relevant governance bodies and are incorporated into the continuous enhancement of NORD/LB’s Compliance Management System. Values and Goals As part of our business activities, we seek to contribute to a sustainable and livable future and to support our customers on this journey as a financial partner. Our strategy and self-understanding are founded on responsible, transparent and trustworthy collaboration with our customers, shareholders, investors, other business partners and the wider public. Our values: Ambitious, Sustainable and Human are an integral part of our vision and guide us in carrying out our daily responsibilities. Our Code of Conduct The principles of conduct laid down in our Code of Conduct are intended to provide guidance for our daily actions. With consistent observance, mandatory training (WBT) and regular adaptation of the Code of Conduct we contribute to combining our standards of compliance with law and order with ethically correct behaviour and thus linking entrepreneurial success with social responsibility. This applies to the Management Board as well as to all managers and employees of the NORD/LB Group. Conflicts of interest and political influence NORD/LB has a comprehensive policy on conflict of interest management that applies to all employees, managers and members of the Management Board and Supervisory Board. The aim is to avoid situations in which personal or political interests could collide with the interests of the bank – or even the appearance of such a conflict arises. This also includes political relationships and influence: If elected officials or related persons are appointed to or hold political office, specific disclosure and reporting obligations as well as internal control mechanisms apply. Compliance advisory services, organizational measures and transparency are intended to support adherence to legal and regulatory requirements. In this way, NORD/LB seeks to promote independent decision-making that is guided solely by the interests of our customers and the Bank. NORD/LB has implemented measures to prevent corruption and manage conflicts of interest. The effectiveness of these measures is subject to regular monitoring and assessment. This includes the review of controls, the validation of monitoring mechanisms, the assessment of compliance with internal anti-corruption requirements, and the evaluation of remedial actions arising from identified incidents, misconduct reports, or audit findings. The outcomes of these reviews are incorporated into the continuous development and enhancement of NORD/LB’s Compliance Management System, thereby supporting its ongoing effectiveness and integrity. Summary of the Conflict of Interest Management Policy of NORD/LB AöR Data protection Data protection is an integral part of our corporate governance. We have clear governance structures in place to ensure responsible governance and monitoring of all data protection activities. The Board of Directors receives regular formalized reports on the relevant data protection issues. All employees also undergo mandatory data protection training and are sensitized to the secure handling of personal data through regular internal awareness campaigns. In addition, we continuously conduct data protection impact assessments, risk analyses, and internal audits and reviews to ensure the effectiveness of our measures. At NORD/LB, we have established a process for reporting and dealing with possible data breaches in order to ensure transparency and a rapid response. To ensure transparency, we provide the essential principles and structures in a compact summary: Data protection framework policy of the NORD/LB Group Extract Data protection notice of NORD/LB Money laundering One of the central tasks of NORD/LB's compliance function is compliance with legal and regulatory requirements for the prevention and combating of money laundering and terrorist financing. In doing so, we take into account not only national laws and regulatory requirements, but also internationally recognized standards. These include, in particular, the recommendations of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and the Wolfsberg Anti-Money Laundering Principles , which serve as authoritative guidelines for effective and responsible action. Declaration on combating money laundering / USA Patriot Act Embargoes and sanctions NORD/LB is committed to strict compliance with all applicable legal and regulatory requirements in the area of embargoes and sanctions. We ensure that our business activities do not violate national or international sanctions lists, embargo regulations or other restrictive measures. To this end, we use comprehensive review processes and control mechanisms to identify risks at an early stage and act in accordance with the rules. Fraud / Bribery / Corruption NORD/LB is committed to acting with integrity and responsibility in all its business activities. The prevention and mitigation of bribery and corruption is a key element of this approach. We are strongly committed to identifying risks at an early stage and consistently preventing violations. Our actions are based on the applicable legal and regulatory requirements as well as internal guidelines that set strict standards for transparency and fairness. . In addition, we align our activities with internationally recognized standards and best practices, as we seek to meet high compliance standards across our business activities. Compliance with regulatory requirements and internal policies is monitored through regular, risk-based compliance reviews and audit activities. These reviews assess, in particular, the adequacy and effectiveness of measures and controls, as well as adherence to relevant regulatory and internal requirements. With these measures, NORD/LB underlines its clear commitment to integrity and adherence to ethical principles – for the trust of our customers, business partners and the public. Submitting a note/complaint to NORD/LB Whistleblowing / whistleblowing system Compliance with legal regulations, regulatory requirements and internal guidelines is a top priority for NORD/LB. Only through consistent compliance with the rules can we minimize risks and avert damage to our company, our employees and business partners. Misconduct must be detected at an early stage, dealt with and remedied immediately. That is why we operate an independent and confidential whistleblower system that is open to all employees and external partners. Information can be submitted at any time and in any language. The system guarantees the greatest possible protection for whistleblowers and those affected. Investigations are only carried out after careful examination and in compliance with the highest confidentiality in a fair and transparent process. We also offer the option of anonymous reporting and ensure that whistleblowers who do not abuse the system will not be disadvantaged. The presumption of innocence applies to all parties involved until a violation is proven. Potential violations of our Code of Conduct, including serious risks or human rights and environmental violations in the supply chain, can also be reported through the whistleblowing system. In this way, we ensure that necessary measures to end or minimise risks are taken immediately. Submitting a note/complaint to NORD/LB Cybersecurity / Information Security With the increasing digital networking of business and society, cyber security and resilience against cyber risks are becoming increasingly important. As part of the critical infrastructure, NORD/LB has a special responsibility to protect not only its own information, systems and premises, but also the data of our customers and partners. Cyber security is a key trust factor for us and thus an essential part of our competitiveness. Cyber and information security risks are managed within clearly defined governance structures and are the responsibility of the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). Regular formal reports to the Board of Directors ensure that cyber risks are assessed and managed at the highest level. To promote a high level of security awareness, we conduct mandatory cybersecurity training for all employees and check the effectiveness of our measures through regular internal audits. For dealing with security incidents, NORD/LB has a binding incident management guideline as well as clearly defined processes that ensure a quick and effective response. In addition, external audits and audits ensure compliance with the highest regulatory and industry-specific standards (in this case, the reference to ISO27001). A comprehensive disaster recovery plan guarantees that we can recover our systems and data in a timely manner in the event of an emergency. Our management systems thus underscore our commitment to robust and future-proof information security. Get more information Sustainability Read more FATCA Read more Submitting a note/complaint Read more Diversity Read more Contact Olaf Brüggemann Chief Compliance Officer Phone: Call Olaf Brüggemann +49 (0) 0511 361-2228 Hannover send an e-mail...
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Corporate Governance
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  2. Corporate Governance
Legal Notices Corporate Governance Declaration of the Norddeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale on the German Corporate Governance Code The German Corporate Governance Code incorporates key guidelines relating to the management and monitoring of listed German companies. It contains nationally and internationally recognised standards for good and trust-based corporate governance, in particular in connection with the management and organisation of a company, for control mechanisms and also the cooperation between the Managing Board and the Supervisory Board. The aim of the Code is to promote the trust of investors, customers, employees and the public in the management and monitoring of a company. Due to its legal applicability for listed companies the code is not legally binding on NORD/LB as a bank with the legal form of a registered public institute. However, it is important for NORD/LB, which operates nationally and internationally, to position itself in the market as a reliable and trustworthy partner. For us, transparent corporate governance is a key aspect of this objective. For this reason the Bank regards it as a voluntary commitment to follow the recommendations and suggestions of the Code to the extent that this is possible and appropriate in the scope of the given legal form. In particular NORD/LB observes those guidelines that relate to the structure of the executive bodies, their roles and interaction and to the transparency of the company. In these areas NORD/LB largely complies with the recommendations and suggestions of the Code. In the interests of transparency, all information published by the Bank - including the Group's annual reports, half-yearly and quarterly financial reports - is also available via its website. Managing Board The Managing Board is responsible for managing the bank with the aim of creating value in a sustainable manner and in particular being mindful of the interests of its guarantors, employees and its public duties as a regional bank and clearing bank. The Managing Board manages the business in compliance with statutory provisions, the bank's constitution and the general and specific guidelines as resolved by the Guarantors' Meeting and the Supervisory Board and is working towards the observance of these by the affiliated companies in the group. In particular the Managing Board ensures that the Risk Management and Risk Controlling systems that are in place are in line with the bank's business structure. The Managing Board consists of several persons. The Board has a Chairman, a Deputy Chairman and other ordinary members. It is composed based on principles of diversity. The Chairman of the Managing Board coordinates the allocation of duties in agreement with the other members of the Managing Board. Each member of the Managing Board is assigned at least one discrete business segment. The Managing Board is represented by at least one member at each of the bank's registered offices. The members of the Managing Board take their decisions independently and solely in the interests of the bank, with particular regard to the interests of its owners, employees and its public mandate as a regional bank and clearing bank. Any potential conflicts of interest must be disclosed without delay and are handled in accordance with defined internal procedures. The bank ensures that all information required for the application of IAS 24 is collected in full, in a traceable manner and in good time. To this end, a structured annual survey is carried out among members of the governing bodies and other relevant key persons. The information collected is taken into account in the preparation of the financial statements in accordance with the applicable disclosure requirements. In all other respects, the requirements relating to personal reliability, professional suitability and independence apply as set out in the relevant statutory and constitutional provisions. The Managing Board operates as a collegiate body. The Chairman coordinates the work of the Managing Board but has no individual decision-making powers beyond those provided for in the constitution and rules of procedure. Decisions on matters of fundamental importance for the management of the bank are taken jointly by the Managing Board. The Managing Board sets the strategic direction of the bank in consultation with the Supervisory Board and discusses the status of the implementation of the strategy with it at regular intervals. In line with the notification and reporting obligations specifically set down, it regularly reports to the Supervisory Board on important matters affecting the bank, in particular the intended business policy and other fundamental issues related to corporate planning; the bank's profitability and in particular its equity; the course of business; the state of the bank; transactions that may have a significant impact on the bank's profitability and liquidity and its position in terms of assets, finances and revenues; and the bank's risk position and its remuneration systems. The members of the Managing Board possess the professional suitability, experience and reliability required for their duties. The professional qualifications and career experience of the members of the Managing Board are presented transparently. Suitability is reviewed regularly and, where necessary, supported by further training measures. Further, the Managing Board immediately reports to the Supervisory Board, in particular in terms of risk, if circumstances arise that are of substantial importance to the bank's position, and takes fundamental decisions with it accordingly. The remuneration of the members of the Managing Board is determined and regularly reviewed by supervisory board on a proposal from the remuneration committee and comprises fixed and variable (performance-related) components. The intention is that executive pay is affected by both positive and negative business performance. Audit Oversight / Audit Committee The Audit Committee supports the Supervisory Board in monitoring the management of the bank, independently of the executive management, within the areas of responsibility assigned to it. For this purpose, it may communicate directly with the external auditor, Internal Audit and other control functions of the bank. Oversight of the Nomination Process (PNA) The Presiding and Nomination Committee supports the Supervisory Board in personnel decisions as well as in matters concerning appointments, succession planning and the composition of the Managing Board and the Supervisory Board. It develops proposals for appointments taking into account professional requirements, experience, diversity and independence. The committee regularly reviews the structure, size, composition and performance of the governing bodies. Supervisory Board Duties and Responsibilities: The role of the Supervisory Board is to advise the Managing Board regularly and to monitor its management of the business. It passes resolutions on the appointment and dismissal of members of the Managing Board, the general principles underlying the bank's business, the annual planning to be provided by the Managing Board, the rules of procedure for the Managing Board, the appointment of the auditor, the approval of the annual report and entering into investments in companies. The Supervisory Board may resolve that other transactions and measures that are of particular significance for the bank require its approval. It provides rules of procedure for itself and its committees. Composition of the Supervisory Board: The Supervisory Board is made up of 18 members of whom twelve are representatives of the guarantors and a further six are selected from the bank's employees in accordance with the provisions of the Act on Employee Representation of Lower Saxony. Tenure is for a period of four years at a time. The Chairman of the Supervisory Board is the Minister of Finance of the federal state of Lower Saxony. The First Deputy Chairman is the Chairman of the Association of Savings Banks and Girobanks in Lower Saxony and the Second Deputy Chairman is the Finance Minister of the federal state of Saxony-Anhalt. If the Chairman is unable to act, he is represented by one of his deputies. Former members of the Managing Board are not represented in the bank's Supervisory Board: its constitution does not permit former members of the Managing Board to sit on the Supervisory Board. Formation of committees: To support it in respect of the bank's business structure, the Supervisory Board has a presiding and nomination committee, an audit committee, a remuneration committee and a risk committee. The respective chairmen of the Committees report regularly to the Supervisory Board on the Committees’ work. Other committees may be formed as required. The members of the committees are members of the supervisory board. On termination of membership of the supervisory board, membership of the committees also terminates. Apart from the legal tasks of the nomination committee according to the German Banking Act, the presiding and nomination committee is responsible for preparing the meetings and resolutions of the supervisory board. The audit committee performs its tasks according to the German Banking Act, monitors the bank's annual reports and consolidated financial statements and reports to the Supervisory Board - based on the auditors' reports - on the outcome of the audit of the annual report. It is responsible for monitoring the accounting process and the effectiveness of the internal control, audit and risk management systems. Finally, the audit committee checks and monitors the audit, particularly with regard to the independence of the auditor and the additional services the auditor provides to the Bank. Furthermore the Audit Committee submits proposals to the Supervisory Board concerning the appointment of the auditor and the amount of his remuneration and provides advice to the cancellation or continuation of the audit assignment. At least one member of the audit committee must be independent and have expertise in the fields of accounting or auditing. The Chairman of the Supervisory Board cannot also be the Chairman of the audit committee. The remuneration committee performs its tasks according to the German Banking Act and monitors – among others – the appropriateness of the remuneration systems of the Managing Board and the employees. The role of the risk committee is to advise the Supervisory Board on the overall risk appetite and risk strategy and monitors the implementation of the strategy by the senior management level. The committee monitors whether the conditions in the client business are in line with the business model and risk structure of the bank. In accordance with the regulation of credit approval that is determined by the Supervisory Board, the risk committee is also involved in granting of loans and the resolution on taking up of participating interests (except investments with a high measure of significance for the bank). The Supervisory Board regularly reviews the efficiency of its own activities and those of its committees and, where necessary, initiates improvement measures. Owner's Meeting The owners of the bank are the state of Lower Saxony, the state of Saxony-Anhalt, the Association of Savings Banks and Girobanks of Lower Saxony, the Holding Association of the Savings Banks of Saxony-Anhalt and the Special Purpose Holding Association of the Savings Banks of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Each guarantor appoints up to two representatives to the Guarantors' Meeting. Voting rights are determined in accordance with the proportion of the bank's share capital held. The representatives of each guarantor can only vote unanimously. Members of the bank's Managing Board participate in the meetings in an advisory capacity on the invitation of the Chairman of the Guarantors' Meeting. The Guarantors' Meeting takes decisions about matters of fundamental importance, in particular about amendments to the constitution, all matters affecting the share capital and other equity, the basic principles of business policy, the acquisition by the bank of other public legal entities, taking stakes in such institutes or merging the Bank with other public banks, the flotation of the bank or conversion to a different legal form. The Guarantors' Meeting further passes resolutions on the utilisation of the accumulated profits, ratification of the acts of the Managing Board and Supervisory Board, the remuneration of the members of the Managing Board, committees and advisory boards and all other matters assigned to it in the constitution. The bank's executive bodies member's rights and obligations; coorperation of the executive bodies The members of the bank's executive bodies work together closely in its best interests and have a duty to promote the Bank to the best of their abilities. They are under a duty of confidentiality. The members of the Managing Board are required to manage the business with the care of a reasonable and conscientious manager. If the members of the Managing Board breach their duties, they are obliged to reimburse the Bank for any loss incurred in line with the principles of the business-judgement rule. This applies accordingly to the duty of care and responsibility exercised of the members of the Supervisory Board. The members of the Supervisory Board are not bound by directions and instructions. They are obliged to disclose any conflicts of interest to the Supervisory Board. Contact General NORD/LB Customer Service Hotline Phone: Call General NORD/LB Customer Service Hotline +49 (0) 511 3610 send an e-mail...
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AML policy
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Legal Notices AML policy Declaration on combating money laundering / USA Patriot Act Confirmation of measures to prevent money laundering and Global Certificate regarding Correspondent Accounts for NORD/LB We, Norddeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale (NORD/LB), herewith confirm that we are a bank authorized by the German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (“BaFin”) and are subject to the regulatory provisions of the BaFin. We further confirm that our bank has available the means and the internal procedures to detect and prevent money laundering activities that involve profits arising from terrorist operations, organized crime or other serious crimes. The German Money Laundering Act has been in force since 1993 and has been amended on several occasions, in particular on the basis of the "40 recommendations" of the "Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering" (FATF) and EU Directive 2015/849 (lastly amended by EU Directive 2018/843) of the European Parliament and the Council on the prevention of the use of the financial system for the purpose of money laundering. The legal obligations arising from the German Money Laundering Act are explained in the Interpretation and Application Guidance in relation to the German Money Laundering Act published by the BaFin. Both the German Money Laundering Act and the Interpretation and Application Guidance oblige banks and financial services institutions to implement internal guidelines and precautions with the aim of preventing money laundering and terrorist financing. Compliance with these obligations, which also apply to our overseas branches and subsidiaries, is part of NORD/LB's business policy. In accordance with § 7 Abs. 1 of the German Money Laundering Act, NORD/LB has appointed a Money Laundering Officer who is responsible for compliance with the Money Laundering Act and the interpretation guidelines issued for its implementation. The Money Laundering Officer has prepared internal organizational and working instructions for the employees of NORD/LB containing the obligations to be complied with under the Money Laundering Act and according to internal guidelines. In particular, regular employee training on methods of money laundering and the catalogue of duties required by the Money Laundering Act and the reliability check of employees is provided for. Further, we check the identity of our customers based on conclusive official documents. To the extent that we are obliged to carry out identity checks, we identify the economic beneficiary of the transaction, i.e. the natural person(s), who is/are the beneficial owner(s) of a legal entity, on whose behalf a transaction is made or who is/are or who is/are involved in the transaction as trustor. If there are any doubts as to whether the person being identified is acting on their own behalf, or if it is clear that they are not acting on their own behalf, we take appropriate steps to obtain information about the actual identity of the person on whose behalf the customer is acting. An internal as well as an external audit review annually whether the security measures for combating money laundering at NORD/LB are appropriate and adequate and whether the Money Laundering Officer has fulfilled the tasks assigned to him. NORD/LB has implemented an electronically-based research system that monitors account-related financial transactions for unusual, irregular and unexpected activity. If despite intense clarification and monitoring of the business relationship, and having considered the transaction, the identity of the customer or the origin of his assets, there remain reasonable doubts that a money laundering activity is being conducted, we will withdraw from this transaction and take a decision as to whether the business relationship should be rejected or terminated. Further, suspicious cases will be reported to the relevant Financial Intelligence Unit pursuant to § 4 of the German Money Laundering Act. Finally we confirm that NORD/LB is not a shell bank (a bank that has no physical presence and is not affiliated to a "regulated financial group") pursuant to the USA Patriot Act and that we maintain no business relationships with shell banks. Furthermore, our accounts held with correspondent banks are not used for the provision of services for shell banks. NORD/LB has prepared a Global Certification that can be used by any bank that considers it necessary to seek confirmation from NORD/LB or one of its specified domestic and overseas branches or representative offices in accordance with the USA Patriot Act. Please do not ask for any additional confirmation from NORD/LB or any of its branches, but use the forms concerning the Patriot Act and the measures implemented to prevent money laundering (the “Wolfsberg Questionnaire”) provided for download. Download: Patriot Act Certificate of NORD/LB The Wolfsberg Group - Anti-Money Laundering Questionnaire of NORD/LB Further information: Website of the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority NORD/LB Money Laundering Officer Olaf Brüggemann Chief Compliance Officer Phone: Call Olaf Brüggemann +49 (0) 0511 361-2228 Hannover send an e-mail...
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Disclaimer
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Legal Notices Disclaimer Disclaimer Our website is aimed solely at persons resident in the Federal Republic of Germany. The products and services offered on the website are only available in Germany. Where the Final Terms of any financial instrument issued by NORD/LB indicate that such instrument is also intended for a public offering in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, the information related to such instrument is also aimed at interested parties headquartered or resident in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. No offer, recommendation or investment advice The information does not constitute investment advice, any other recommendation or offer for the purchase of securities or to make specific investments. This shall also apply where individual issuers or securities are mentioned. This cannot replace investment- and asset-related consultation tailored to the investor's individual circumstances. Please contact the relevant advisor at NORD/LB as required for an individual consultation. In addition to the following provisions, the special notes contained in the individual information apply. Origin, completeness and topicality of the information Except for any NORD/LB Prospectus or the Final Terms of any financial instrument issued by NORD/LB the details and information contained on our website are based on public sources. The correctness, completeness and topicality of any information derived from such public sources has not been verified by NORD/LB. This also applies to all other websites that are referenced via hyperlinks. Price information Due to the regulations in force at the respective stock exchanges or the respective provider of financial information, current securities prices or base values may be displayed with a time lag. The lag is at least 15 minutes, unless otherwise indicated. NORD/LB accepts no liability for the accuracy of the price information and reserves the right to correct price information if required. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of the future development of a financial instrument or the respective base value of structured products. Transmission of legally binding declarations (confidentiality) Please do not transmit to us legally binding declarations (such as bank transfers, securities orders, card blocking requests, debit entry requests or other key facts required for the business relationship) by e-mail but only via our online banking procedure, by telephone or in the traditional way. Apart from the web pages that are marked as secure, the confidentiality of data transmitted by e-mail is not guaranteed. Usage rights The content and structure of our website is protected by copyright. The copying of data, in particular the use of texts, extracts or images, requires prior authorisation. Users may only use the content provided in the functions offered for their personal use. They obtain no rights as to the content or programs. If software downloads are offered, the user's authorisation for use is limited to personal use in the scope of using the website. Links to our website may only be set with prior approval. We take no responsibility for representations, content or any connection with our Bank on third-party websites. The information contained on our website may not be changed, copied or transmitted to third parties without NORD/LB's prior written authorisation. Trademarks, logos and images The trademarks and logos used on the website are protected. These trademarks or logos may not be used without prior authorisation. Login Some pages on our website are password-protected, meaning that access to the corresponding content is reserved for specific customer groups. Passwords are assigned on registration. These passwords are entered via a login. Miscellaneous In case of complaints or disputes, you can find further information here....
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Fraud prevention
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Legal Notices Fraud prevention Informer system: the ombudsman NORD/LB has set down clear rules on proper and professional conduct for its employees, for example in the event of conflicts of interest, in the fight against financial crimes such as corruption, fraud and money laundering, for the maintenance of confidentiality and data protection, customer service, the protection and use of Bank resources or protection against discrimination. NORD/LB has implemented an informer system that can be used by employees, customers and business partners. This includes the function of an external ombudsman whom informers can contact in confidence if they suspect criminal activity or unlawful business transactions. The ombudsman: confidentially handles corresponding evidence of criminal acts and gross irregularities advises the informers notifies NORD/LB of the suspicious matter if the informer waives legal privilege Notes: The ombudsman is not a general complaints department or a "suggestion box". He is solely available as a contact if criminal acts such as fraud or gross irregularities are suspected. The identity of the informer is never disclosed. There is no charge to you for contacting the ombudsman. At NORD/LB Dr. Rainer Buchert from Frankfurt am Main occupies the role of ombudsman. He is a lawyer and is thus subject to a duty of confidentiality and the right to refuse to testify. Even if matters proceed to trial, he must not name the informer. Dr. Buchert has already worked as an ombudsman for other large German companies for many years. For more information see www.dr-buchert.de (in German only) . Our appointment of an ombudsman is in tune with the guidelines of the German Corporate Governance Code and corporate social responsibility. All individual measures are important preconditions for successfully fighting and preventing potential losses arising from fraudulent or otherwise criminal activities. The contact details of our ombudsman are as follows: Dr. Rainer Buchert Buchert Jacob Partner Partnerschaftsgesellschaft mbB Kaiserstraße 22 60311 Frankfurt am Main Telefon +49 (0) 69-710 33 33 0 Fax +49 (0) 69-710 34 44 4 E-Mail kanzlei@dr-buchert.de Internet www.dr-buchert.de...
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NORD/LB Floor Research: Fixed Income Special
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Floor Research Fixed Income Special Fixed Income Special The Austrian Covered Bond Roundtable 2022 Click here for the publication of Dr. Frederik Kunze and Philipp Bank in cooperation with “The Covered Bond Report”: The Covered Bond Report: The Austrian Covered Bond Roundtable 2022 German Sub-Sovereign Issuers’ Roundtable (September 2024) Click here for the publication „German Sub-Sovereign Issuers’ Roundtable“ of Dr. Norman Rudschuck in cooperation with GlobalCapital. German Sub-Sovereign Issuers’ Roundtable The UK Covered Bond Roundtable December 2023, London Click here for the publication of Ghazi El-Salmi and Dr. Frederik Kunze in cooperation with “The Covered Bond Report”: The Covered Bond Report: The UK Covered Bond Roundtable The Southern European Covered Bond Roundtable 2023 Click here for the publication of Ghazi El-Salmi and Dr. Frederik Kunze in cooperation with “The Covered Bond Report” The Covered Bond Report: The Southern European Covered Bond Roundtable 2023 The Nordic Covered Bond Roundtable 2022 Click here for the publication of Dr. Frederik Kunze and in cooperation with “The Covered Bond Report”: The Covered Bond Report: The Nordic Covered Bond Roundtable 2022 Contact Tobias Cordes Floor Research | SSA/Public Issuers Mobile: Call Tobias Cordes +49 (0) 162 7606 673 Hannover send an e-mail Team Elias Degener Floor Research | Covered Bonds, Financials Mobile: Call Elias Degener +49 (0) 1578 5165 214 Hannover send an e-mail Team Lukas-Finn Frese Floor Research | SSA/Public Issuers Mobile: Call Lukas-Finn Frese +49 (0) 176 1528 9759 Hannover send an e-mail Team Lukas Kühne Floor Research | Covered Bonds, Financials Mobile: Call Lukas Kühne +49 (0) 176 1529 0932 Hannover send an e-mail Team Dr. Norman Rudschuck Floor Research | Head Mobile: Call Norman Rudschuck +49 (0) 1520 9024 094 Hannover send an e-mail Team...
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NORD/LB Floor Research: Financials
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Floor Research Financials Financials In the area of financials, we deal with bank-specific and regulatory issues, with a particular focus on the European market. We create in-depth special studies on selected topics. We also deal with the analysis of credit institutions and the assessment of the banking sector in general. Financials Specials Issuer Reports Banks Contact Elias Degener Floor Research | Covered Bonds, Financials Mobile: Call Elias Degener +49 (0) 1578 5165 214 Hannover send an e-mail Team Lukas Kühne Floor Research | Covered Bonds, Financials Mobile: Call Lukas Kühne +49 (0) 176 1529 0932 Hannover send an e-mail Team Dr. Norman Rudschuck Floor Research | Head Mobile: Call Norman Rudschuck +49 (0) 1520 9024 094 Hannover send an e-mail Team...
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