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Published on 10/7/2008 in the Prospect News Emerging Markets Daily.

New Issue: Philippines' Metrobank sells PHP 5.5 billion of 10-year 7¾% notes

By Susanna Moon

Chicago, Oct. 7 - Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co. said it issued PHP 5.5 billion of peso-denominated lower tier 2 step-up callable subordinated notes.

The notes pay interest at 7¾% per year and are due in 10 years. The notes are callable in the fifth year, subject to a step-up interest rate feature.

Proceeds will be used to help refinance $200 million of lower tier 2 notes, which Metrobank plans to call in December.

ING Bank NV and Standard Chartered Bank are the joint lead arrangers, bookrunners, selling agents and market makers for the issue. Multinational Investment Bank Corp. and PNB Capital also are selling agents.

The settlement date was Oct. 3.

The Makati City, Philippines bank said investor interest exceeded PHP 8 billion, or 160% of the offer size.

Issuer:Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co.
Issue:Lower tier 2 step-up callable subordinated notes
Amount:PHP 5.5 billion
Maturity:2018
Coupon:
Price:Par
Yield:
Call option:In year five
Agents:ING Bank NV and Standard Chartered Bank (leads), Multinational Investment Bank Corp., PNB Capital
Settlement date:Oct. 3

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