Funding instruments

QTC has a diverse range of funding instruments in a variety of markets, currencies and with various terms to maturity. Most of QTC’s funding, which is undertaken to meet its public sector clients’ borrowing requirements and to refinance existing debt, is sourced through its long-term debt instruments. QTC’s AUD benchmark bonds are its primary source of funding. QTC issues through a variety of methods including syndication, tender and reverse enquiry.

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Non-benchmark bonds
Government guarantees
QTC AUD Bond Outstandings FY 2021-22

QTC funding sources by instrument
AUD benchmark bonds are complemented by a range of diverse funding instruments with maturities from seven days to 30 years

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QTC maintains a diversified global focus to meet its funding requirements. $A Bond and Euro MTN facilities are admitted to trading on the regulated market of the Luxembourg Stock Exchange (the LuxSE) and listed on the Official List of the LuxSE. QTC has chosen Luxembourg as its ‘home member state’ within the European Union in respect of its Euro MTN facilities.

As at 31 December 2021. Figures are rounded.

Short-term and long-term facilities

QTC has established onshore and offshore funding instruments to enable access to funds when required.

FacilitySize $MMaturitiesCurrencies
AUD BondUnlimited14 benchmark lines: 2022–2034

A range of non-benchmark lines
(eg, Green Bonds, FRNs etc)		AUD
AUD BondUnlimited4 Green Bond lines: 2024, 2029, 2031 and 2032AUD
AUD BondUnlimited1 capital indexed bond: 2030AUD
AUD BondUnlimited4 floating rate notes: 2023, 2024, 2026 and 2027AUD
AUD BondUnlimited4 AUD non-benchmark lines: 2040, 2041, 2047 and 2050AUD
Multi-currency Euro MTNUSD 10,000Any maturity subject to market regulationsMulti-currency
Multi-currency US MTNUSD 10,0009 months - 30 yearsMulti-currency
FacilitySize $MMaturitiesCurrencies
Domestic T-NoteUnlimited7 - 365 daysAUD
Euro CPUSD 10,0001 - 364 daysMulti-currency
US CPUSD 10,0001 - 270 daysUSD

The funding instruments listed are supplemented with public issues and private placements.

Funding approach

QTC takes a conservative risk management approach in all its borrowing and on-lending activities, with a balanced debt maturity profile supported by liquid reserves. QTC undertakes comprehensive, regular market and investor updates through its investor relations and roadshow program to ensure all markets sectors are kept informed on Queensland’s economic and fiscal position. QTC is committed to maintaining valued long-term investor and intermediary relationships. QTC’s domestic and global investors include central banks and other sovereign investors, multi-national finance, superannuation and investment corporations, and major domestic and international banks.

THIS WEBPAGE IS NOT FOR RELEASE, PUBLICATION OR DISTRIBUTION IN WHOLE OR IN PART IN OR INTO THE UNITED STATES. This webpage does not constitute an offer of any securities for sale into the United States. QTC bonds will not be registered under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and may not be offered or sold in the United States absent registration or an applicable exemption from the registration requirements.