Assets · Debt security · issued by Doha Bank
Doha Bank USD 150m floating-rate digitally native notes on Euroclear D-FMI, 2025Updated 27 Oct 2026
Doha Bank's inaugural digitally native notes, floating rate, listed on the London Stock Exchange's International Securities Market and settled T+0 via D-FMI. Standard Chartered sole global coordinator and arranger; Citi issuing and paying agent. Issued by Doha Finance Limited under Doha Bank's guarantee and USD 3bn EMTN programme, SOFR-based, two-year term, ISM listing from 5 December 2025. ISIN not given in the opened sources.
- Issued
- Dec 2025
- Matures
- Dec 2027
- Size
- $150m
- Coupon
- floating, SOFR-based
Issued through Euroclear D-FMI digitally native notes (multi-issuer) Live (limited)
Classification · low confidence
- Legal form
- Debt security from issuance terms
- Underlying
- Corporate debt
- Value behaviour
- Fixed income · pays income
- Ledger role
- Native
Sourced[1]. How assets are classified: methodology.
Contracts
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Sources
- [1]Doha Bank issues USD150 million digital bond with instant settlement — Standard Chartered, 15 Dec 2025. Accessed 12 Oct 2026.B
- [2]D-FMI: Digital Financial Market Infrastructure — Euroclear. Accessed 12 Oct 2026.B
- [3]Clifford Chance advised on the issuance of Doha Bank's digitally native notes — Clifford Chance, 8 Dec 2025. Accessed 27 Oct 2026. Issuer Doha Finance Limited, guaranteed by Doha Bank; USD 150m SOFR-based floating-rate notes under the USD 3bn EMTN programme; listed on the LSE International Securities Market from 5 December 2025; no maturity or ISIN..C
- [4]Doha Bank debuts $150m digital bonds — FinanceAsia, 16 Dec 2025. Accessed 27 Oct 2026. Two-year floating-rate offering..C