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Bank of Queensland adds A$25 mln to 2009 bond

Thu Mar 27, 2008 11:03pm EDT

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 SYDNEY, March 28 (Reuters) - Australian regional lender
Bank of Queensland (BOQ.AX) said it has added A$25 million ($23
million) to its bond issue due in 2009 and priced the increase
at 115 basis points over BBSW.
 This third increase in less than two weeks was driven by
late orders from Asia, just like the previous taps, the bank
said. Westpac Institutional Bank was the sole lead for this
tap.
  The deal details are as follows:
  Issuer:         Bank of Queensland
  Facility:       Floating rate note increase
  Documentation:  Australian
  Amount issued:  A$25 million
  Total on issue: A$374 million
  Maturity:       June 15, 2009
  Set date:       March 31
  Coupon:         +20 basis points over BBSW
  Yield:          +115 bps over BBSW
  Margin:         +115 bps over BBSW
  Issue price:    98.274 including 0.066 percent in interest
  Lead(s):        Westpac Institutional Bank
  Issuer rating:  BBB+ (S&P), A2 (Moody's)
 ($1=A$1.09)
 (Reporting by Cecile Lefort) 



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