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Nov 06, 2012 (LBO) - Sri Lanka's state-run Bank of Ceylon is offering 5-year bonds with a fixed rate of up to 16.0 percent a year and a floating rate based on a premium to the six month Treasury bill yield, an offer document said.
The Bank of Ceylon is planning to raise 3.0 billion rupees in five year funds through the sale of unsecured, redeemable debentures with the option of to sell a further 3.0 billion rupees of bonds if the first tranche is oversubscribed.
The bonds will be listed on the Colombo Stock Exchange
Type A debentures with a coupon of 16.0 percent will pay interest once a year. Type B floating rate bonds will pay the 6 month Treasury bill yield plus 125 basis points.
Type C bonds will pay a fixed coupon of 15.25 percent every six months, giving an effective annual return of 15.83 percent, a prospectus said.
In Sri Lanka interest on debentures is subject to a 10 percent withholding tax.
The securities have been rated AA(lka) by Fitch, a notch below the bank's rating of AA+(lka) applicable to senior debt.
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