Australia's CBA adds A$200 mln to 2011 bond-source

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SYDNEY, Aug 11 (Reuters) - Commonwealth Bank of Australia,
the nation's second-biggest lender by assets, has added A$200
million $177.8 million) to its issue of transferable
certificates of deposit due June 2011, according to a market
source.

The bonds were likely placed with investors who had opted
to take a refund on an issue offered on July 28 by National
Australia Bank (NAB), the source said.

The NAB bond issue, sold only three days before the bank
revealed a surprise A$830 million loss, was reduced by two
thirds to A$260 million after it gave investors the choice of
opting out of their commitment. The issue margin was 90 basis
points over swap and BBSW.

Pricing details of the CBA offer were not disclosed.

CBA declined to comment.

The deal details are as follows:

Issuer: CBA

Facility: Floating rate transferable

deposits increase

Amount issued: A$200 million

Total amount: A$1.2 billion

Maturity: June 24, 2011

Set date: Aug. 1

Coupon: +80 bps/BBSW

Yield: undisclosed

Spread: undisclosed

Issue price: undisclosed

Lead: CBA

Issuer rating: AA (S&P), Aa1 (Moody's), AA (Fitch)
($1=1.125 Australian Dollar)
(Reporting by Cecile Lefort)