As from October 6th, 2014, following the entry into force of the European Central Securities Depository Regulation (CSDR), all trades in the secondary market executed on trading venues will settle at T+2, two TARGET operating days after trade date, instead of T+3 now.

On Thursday 11 September, the Kingdom of Belgium issued within the framework of its EMTN-programme a new 10-year bond in USD at a spread of + 22 bps over mid-swap.

The Royal Palace in Brussels will be opening its doors to the general public again this summer, as it does every year. The theme chosen this time round is Science and Culture at the Palace. So why not take the chance to look around this fabled location free of charge and learn more about the life of King Albert I and Queen Elisabeth of Belgium, the focus of this summer’s exhibition?

The Belgian Debt Agency informs you that it has accepted bids of Treasury certificates for a total amount of EUR 2.388 billion, distributed into the following lines:

The Belgian Federal Government Debt amounted to EUR 385.42 billion as of 31 July 2014.

The Belgian Debt Agency informs you that it has accepted bids of Treasury certificates for a total amount of EUR 2.035 billion, distributed into the following lines:

The Belgian Debt Agency informs you that it has accepted bids of Treasury certificates for a total amount of EUR 1.712 billion, distributed into the following lines :

The First World War (1914-18) transformed the history of Belgium and the world. During this conflict, which saw dozens of countries fighting on Belgian soil, the courage shown by the Belgian people had a mobilising effect for others and bore witness to the importance of international cooperation. Although the last of those to have lived through the hostilities are no longer with us, this war remains etched in Belgium's collective memory.

The Belgian Debt Agency informs you that it has accepted bids for a total amount of EUR  2.005 billion, distributed into the following lines: