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Published on 4/24/2013 in the Prospect News Emerging Markets Daily.

New Issue: Kazakhstan's Kaspi sells KZT 1 billion inflation-tied bonds to yield 8%

By Marisa Wong

Madison, Wis., April 24 - JSC Kaspi Bank said it sold KZT 1 billion of 10-year inflation-linked bonds on the Kazakhstan Stock Exchange on Wednesday, raising KZT 933.77 million.

The cut-off price for the bonds was fixed at 91.6538, corresponding to a yield to maturity of 8%.

Net prices on submitted orders ranged from 81.1968 to 91.6538, and yields ranged from 8% to 8.96%.

The Almaty, Kazakhstan-based bank registered to issue KZT 10 billion of bonds in June 2011 and had planned to place KZT 1.1 billion at Wednesday's session.

Issuer:JSC Kaspi Bank
Issue:Bonds
Amount:KZT 1 billion
Proceeds:KZT 933,771,333
Maturity:10 years
Coupon:Inflation rate, 6.6% for current coupon period; payable semiannually
Cut-off price:91.6538
Yield:8%
Settlement date:April 24

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