
PIF establishes first commercial paper program
The Public Investment Fund (PIF) announced the establishment of its commercial paper (CP) program, adding a new source of funding to its existing instruments.
The program, which allows CP issuance through offshore special purpose vehicles, is comprised of two sub-programs, a US CP program and a Euro CP program, the Kingdom's sovereign wealth fund said in an emailed statement to Argaam today, June 23.
The program is rated P-1 by Moody's and F1+ by Fitch, the highest possible ratings for such an initiative.
CP issuances enhance PIF's short-term financing flexibility and complement its long-term capital raising efforts.
CP is a common cash management tool in global financial markets, and the establishment of this program by PIF reflects its agile capital raising strategy.
PIF's medium term capital-raising strategy is built on diversified funding solutions that include a range of instruments, such as bonds, sukuk and loans.
In October 2022, PIF was the world's first sovereign wealth fund to issue a green bond including the world's first century green bond. This was later followed by PIF's inaugural sukuk issuance priced at $3.5 billion.
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