Lincoln National Corporation Exercises Issuance Rights, Launches $500 Million Senior Notes Offering Due 2030

Reuters
21 May
Lincoln National Corporation Exercises Issuance Rights, Launches $500 Million Senior Notes Offering Due 2030

Lincoln National Corporation recently executed a significant financial transaction under its existing Facility Agreement with Belrose Funding Trust and The Bank of New York Mellon. On May 13, 2025, the company utilized its issuance rights to issue $500 million in 2.330% Senior Notes due 2030. This move was part of a strategic exchange for principal and interest strips of U.S. Treasury securities held by Belrose Funding Trust. The Facility Agreement, initially established in August 2020, facilitated this transaction, underlining Lincoln National Corporation's proactive financial management and strategic utilization of its financial instruments.

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