KfW has raised its funding target to 75-80 billion euros.

New Funding Goals from KfW

Germany's state-owned development bank KfW announced plans to increase its funding volume to a range of 75 to 80 billion Euros starting in 2023. A significant part of this positive development is expected to be funded through 15 billion Euros in green bonds.

New Opportunities for Global Investors

KfW plans to offer liquid products in a wide range of currencies to its global investor base. Tim Armbruster, the group's Chief Financial Officer, emphasized that KfW is focused on investing in the competitiveness of its clients through digitalization and innovation, as well as climate and environmental action measures.

Green Bond Issuance Target Raised

The bank expects its total green bond issuance to reach 100 billion Euros by the first quarter of 2026. In 2025, it achieved approximately 14 billion Euros in funding through 18 transactions conducted in eight different currencies. This is recorded as the highest annual figure after 16.2 billion Euros in 2021.

Digitalization and Innovations in the European Market

Beyond its funding activities, KfW is making progress in efforts to create a robust European financial market infrastructure and is accelerating digitalization in its capital market operations.

New Market Diversification

While Euro and US Dollar continue to be the financing currencies, the bank is working on diversification in new emerging markets such as Hong Kong Dollar. KfW is expected to conclude 2025 slightly above its target of 65-70 billion Euros, with a funding volume of 71 billion Euros.