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France's Crédit Agricole SA issued $1.25 billion worth of international bonds, Cbonds reported Jan. 10.
The bonds, which have a 3.25% coupon, were sold at a price of 99.392%.
The notes mature Jan. 14, 2030.
Wells Fargo, Credit Agricole CIB, JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs acted as book runners on the deal.
