PUBLIC PLACEMENT OF A SECURITISATION
CREDIPAR finalises its fourth public securitisation transaction with €650 million backed by auto loans.
As at 31 December 2023, the refinancing of the Banque Stellantis France Group was split as follows:
Banque Stellantis France Group is the credit institution that consolidates Stellantis Group's financing activities in France, and since May 2023 for all the the brands customers and distribution networks also in Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands.
Banque Stellantis France is a partnership joint venture (50/50) between Stellantis Financial Services Europe and Santander Consumer Finance.
Banque Stellantis France offers financing, insurance and services as well as savings to the general public in France.
Banque Stellantis France finances the purchase and rental of new and used vehicles by individuals and corporate customers through all brands of Stellantis dealer networks.
Proposed financing solutions include credit sales as well as leasing with or without an option to purchase.
For all brands of Stellantis network in France, Banque Stellantis France offers financing solutions for new, used and demonstration vehicles along with spare parts.
Banque Stellantis France refinancing strategy is based on the diversification of its sources of liquidity.
Since 2015, Banque Stellantis France Group has received intra-group financing directly from Santander Consumer Finance, in addition to the financing provided by debt securitization transactions, retail savings inflow from French customers, bilateral bank credit lines, and access to the refinancing operations of the European Central Bank (ECB).
After the first issues of negotiable debt securities in 2016, the strategy to diversify refinancing sources continued through the development of access to capital markets, specifically with eight bond issuances under the EMTN program, with in January 2023, its first Green Bond with a maturity of three years.
Banque Stellantis France Group is the credit institution that consolidates Stellantis Group's financing activities in France, and since May 2023 for all the the brands customers and distribution networks also in Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands.
Banque Stellantis France is a partnership joint venture (50/50) between Stellantis Financial Services Europe and Santander Consumer Finance.
Banque Stellantis France offers financing, insurance and services as well as savings to the general public in France.
Banque Stellantis France finances the purchase and rental of new and used vehicles by individuals and corporate customers through all brands of Stellantis dealer networks.
Proposed financing solutions include credit sales as well as leasing with or without an option to purchase.
For all brands of Stellantis network in France, Banque Stellantis France offers financing solutions for new, used and demonstration vehicles along with spare parts.
Banque Stellantis France refinancing strategy is based on the diversification of its sources of liquidity.
Since 2015, Banque Stellantis France Group has received intra-group financing directly from Santander Consumer Finance, in addition to the financing provided by debt securitization transactions, retail savings inflow from French customers, bilateral bank credit lines, and access to the refinancing operations of the European Central Bank (ECB).
After the first issues of negotiable debt securities in 2016, the strategy to diversify refinancing sources continued through the development of access to capital markets, specifically with eight bond issuances under the EMTN program, with in January 2023, its first Green Bond with a maturity of three years.
Solid expertise for more than 10 years with regular launch of AUTO ABS operations.
Banque Stellantis France is rated by two rating agencies: Moody's Investors Service Ltd. and Standard & Poor's Credit Market Services France S.A.S.
Banque Stellantis France is a regular issuer in the capital markets and has several debt issuance programs (NEU CP, NEU MTN, EMTN)
Find the annual financial results of Banque Stellantis France Group.