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The Province's borrowing programs are managed by the Treasury and Risk Management (TRM) Division of Treasury Board and Finance.

Alberta’s borrowing programs

The Province has several borrowing programs through the issuance of bonds and promissory notes in the domestic and international capital markets. TRM handles the Province’s cash management and use of financial derivatives to manage risks for:

  • the province
  • provincial corporations that have given authority to TRM to perform transactions on their behalf

The programs the Province has in place are:

  • Domestic Medium Term Note
  • Australian Medium Term Note
  • Global Bond (SEC Registered)
  • Global Medium Term Note (144a Regulation S)
  • Domestic Promissory Note
  • Domestic Treasury Bills (T-Bills) Program
  • US Commercial Paper Program

Having programs in different markets provides the Province with diverse sources of funding and ongoing access to domestic and international markets. Issuances are done in a variety of sizes, major currencies and maturities through syndicated public bond offerings and private placements.

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Alberta’s borrowing requirements and sources

Table 1. Borrowing requirements

Borrowing requirements
(CAD millions)		 Fiscal year
2022-23
Forecast		 Fiscal year
2023-24
Estimate		 Fiscal year
2024-25
Target		 Fiscal year
2025-26
Target
Taxpayer-supported debt $0 $5,464 $5,776 $14,443
Self-supported debt $2,251 $469 $250 $250
Government business enterprises $1,003 $733 $39 $350
Total borrowing requirements $3,254 $6,666 $6,065 $15,043

Table 2. Borrowing sources

Borrowing sources
(CAD millions)		 Fiscal year
2022-23
Forcast		 Fiscal year
2023-24
Estimate		 Fiscal year
2024-25
Target		 Fiscal year
2025-26
Target
Money market (net change) $782 $0 $0 $4,000
Public-private partnerships (P3s) $56 $64 $1 $0
Term debt $2,416 $6,602 $6,064 $11,043
Total borrowing sources $3,254 $6,666 $6,065 $15,043

Source: Fiscal Plan Securing Alberta’s Future 2023-26

Debt issuance documents

As of November 14, 2022

As of April 3, 2023

Quarterly reports

Treasury and Risk Management quarterly compliance reports, including cash and debt management information

Presentations and investor resources

Meeting presentations and documents

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Alberta’s economy and statistics

Government of Alberta news

Credit ratings

The Province currently receives credit ratings from:

These firms provide an independent assessment of the credit worthiness of the Province of Alberta, typically providing a credit rating for the short-term debt, long-term debt, and a ratings outlook or trend.

Provincial credit ratings

Table 3: Credit ratings

Province of Alberta
Credit Reports		 Province of Alberta
Long-term Rating		 Province of Alberta
Short-term Rating
Moody's Investors Service (PDF, 1.2 MB)
January 31, 2023		 Aa2
(outlook stable)		 P-1
S&P Global (PDF, 132 KB)
May 19, 2022		 A+
(outlook stable)		 A-1
Fitch Ratings Inc. (PDF, 4.8 MB)
January 25, 2023		 AA-
(outlook stable)		 F1+
DBRS Morningstar (PDF, 316 KB)
September 23, 2022		 AA (low)
(positive trend)		 R-1 (mid)
(positive trend)

Financial and regulatory reporting

Budgets and financial reports

Regulatory filings and information circulars

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