Westfield's newly created Australian property arm Scentre Group has raised $3 billion.
The European debt deal is reportedly one of the biggest non-bank bonding raisings by an Australian company in Europe.
Scentre Group priced a $3.045 billion equivalent of senior guaranteed notes under its euro medium term note program.
The company said proceeds will be used to partially refinance its $5 billion bridge facility.
Westfield Group split in two as part of a recent $70 billion restructure.
The restructure saw the formation of a new entity, Scentre, to operate the Australian and New Zealand businesses.
These include Westfield Bondi Junction and Westfield Sydney.
Westfield Corporation now operates the company’s international arm.
BNP Paribas arranged the Scentre raising alongside 16 other banks, including Deutsche, Barclays and HSBC.
Scentre rated A1 by Moody’s and is the highest rated real estate investment trust globally.
BNP Paribas arranged the deal with 16 other banks, including Deutsche, Barclays and HSBC.