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CAPITEC BANK LIMITED - Interst Rate Reset - CBL15

Release Date: 19/08/2013 13:10
Code(s): CBL15     PDF:  
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Interst Rate Reset - CBL15

Capitec Bank Limited
(Incorporated in the Republic of South Africa)
(Registration No. 1980/003695/06)
Company code: BICAP
ISIN: ZAG000095415
(“Capitec Bank”)


INTEREST RATE RESET ANNOUNCEMENT

CBL15            6.983% p.a. (1.850% over 3 month Jibar of 5.133%)
                 for the period 19 August 2013 to 17 November 2013,
                 payable on 18 November 2013 (Following*)
                 Next reset: 18 November 2013

JIBAR rates as at 19 August 2013: 3 Month 5.133%

*When the Interest Payment Date falls on a non business day one of
the following Date Conventions will be applied, as specified for
each individual bond:

1. Following – This means that the interest will be paid on the
first business day after the weekend or public holiday.

2. Modified Following – This means that the interest will be paid on
the first business day after the weekend or public holiday. However,
if the first business day after the weekend or public holiday falls
in a new calendar month the last business day before the weekend /
public holiday will be used instead.

3. Preceding – This means that the interest will be paid on the last
business day before the weekend or public holiday.


19 August 2013

Debt Sponsor
Rand Merchant Bank (A division of FirstRand Bank Limited)

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