Raiffeisen Bank S.A. 3.793% 2028 (RBRO28) Bond — Price, Coupon & Yield

What RBRO28 is

Raiffeisen Bank S.A. 3.793% 2028 (RBRO28) is a corporate bond listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB). Issued by Raiffeisen Bank S.A., it pays a fixed coupon of 3.79% and matures on Jun 11, 2028. The bond is denominated in RON and belongs to the Corporate sector. It is part of the Bonds directory, where it sits alongside peers such as Patria Bank S.A. 6.5% 2027 (PBK27E), S.N.G.N. Romgaz S.A. 4.625% 2031 (SNG31E), Societatea Energetica Electrica S.A. 4.375% 2030 (EL30E), CEC Bank SA 5.625% 2029 (CECRO29E), Libra Internet Bank 4.25% 2028 (LIBRA28E), Unicredit Bank S.A. 9.07% 2027 (UCB27), and Bittnet Systems SA 10.6% 2031 (BNET31E).

Key numbers explained

• 3.79% coupon: the annual interest rate paid by the issuer, expressed as a percentage of the bond's face value.
• Jun 11, 2028 maturity: the date on which the issuer repays the principal and the bond ceases to exist.
• Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB): the market where the bond is traded; price and liquidity are determined by BVB participants.
• Corporate bond: a debt instrument issued by a company rather than a government, typically carrying higher credit risk than sovereign bonds.
• ISIN XS2349343256: the global identifier used to uniquely reference this bond across trading and settlement systems.
• RON denomination: the bond's cash flows (coupons and principal) are paid in Romanian lei.
• Symbol RBRO28: the ticker used on BVB to identify the bond in price feeds and order entry.

Recent news

Recent headlines include a modification of the 2026 financial calendar, decisions adopted at the O 11.08.2026 general shareholders' meeting, and the S1 2026 financial results. Additional updates cover a change in the Supervisory Board and the convening of the O & E general shareholders' meeting on 11 August 2026.

What to watch

Investors typically monitor the issuer's credit profile, interest rate movements, and BVB liquidity conditions when evaluating bonds like RBRO28. The fixed coupon makes the bond's total return sensitive to price changes driven by shifts in market yields and issuer-specific developments. For context on how corporate bonds compare, see the Bonds directory, which lists other Romanian corporate issues.