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  • DBP offers P7.65B in notes
     
    By Czeriza Valencia
    Reporter
     

    THE Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) has started offering up to P7.65 billion worth of unsecured subordinated notes to strengthen its capital base and boost its lending program. 

    The offer period started Tuesday and would run until August 27.

    The yield is based on the five-year Treasury bond rate. The notes will be issued on September 1, 2008, and mature on September 2018.

    The benchmark five-year T-bond rate is 8.02 percent.

    The notes have an optional redemption until September 2013. Unredeemed, a step-up interest rate will be paid toward maturity rate.

    The notes are sold in minimum batches worth P500,000.

    Tapped as joint lead arrangers and selling agents for the issue are Deutsche Bank, First Metro Investment Corp. and Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp.

    Other selling agents are the DBP, Land Bank of the Philippines and Multinational Investment Corp.

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