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REG-Eksportfinans ASA FRN Variable Rate Fix

Mon Nov 16, 2009 7:39am EST
 
http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20091116005760/en

LONDON--(Business Wire)--

 Re:  Eksportfinans Asa      
      USD 25000000           
      MATURING: 20-May-2019  
      ISIN: XS0428963069     
                             
 PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT THE INTEREST RATE FOR THE PERIOD 
 20-Aug-2009 TO 20-Nov-2009 HAS BEEN FIXED AT 2.425000 PCT 
                              
 DAY BASIS: 30/360            
                              
 INTEREST PAYABLE VALUE 20-Nov-2009 WILL AMOUNT TO: 
 USD 606.25 PER USD 100000 DENOMINATION 


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