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New Issue-ANZ prices $370 mln 2012 FRN

Thu Jan 8, 2009 3:16am EST

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 Jan 8 (Reuters) - Following are terms and conditions of an

 FRN priced on Thursday.

 Borrower                 Australia & New Zealand Banking

                          Group Ltd (ANZ) (ANZ.AX)

 Issue Amount             $370 million

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