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Johannesburg - Capitec Bank Limited, a wholly-
owned subsidiary of Capitec Bank Holdings Limited, issued a
combination of floating and fixed rate senior unsecured bonds on 2 November
2009 with redemption dates of 2 November 2012, 2014 and 2016.
The 3-year floating rate bond raised R700 million and was issued at a
credit spread of 370 basis points over the 3-month Jibar rate. The initial
rate payable will be 10.904% nominal annual compounding quarterly. The CBL05
bond matures on 2 November 2012.
The 5-year fixed rate bond raised R140m and was issued at a
coupon of 13.00% nominal annual compounding semi-annually. This was
determined by adding a credit spread of 430 basis points to the government
benchmark R201 bond. The CBL06 bond matures on 2 November 2014.
the 7-year fixed rate bond raised R160 million and was issued at a
coupon of 14.10% nominal annual compounding semi-annually. The CBL08 bond
matures on 2 November 2016.
This is the third issue by Capitec Bank under its R2bn Domestic
Medium Term Note programme which is listed on the Bond Market of the JSE
Limited. In total, R1.812bn has been issued on the programme to date.
The bond issue was arranged and led by Investec Capital Markets, a
division of Investec Bank Limited. The CBL05, CBL06 and CBL08 bonds were
listed on the Bond Market on 2 November 2009.
- I-Net Bridge