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Published on 11/17/2023 in the Prospect News Emerging Markets Daily and Prospect News Green Finance Daily.

New Issue: Hana Card 2023-1 sells $300 million securitized bonds in two parts

Chicago, Nov. 17 – Hana Card 2023-1 International Ltd. issued $300 million of asset-backed floating-rate notes (//Aaasf) backed by credit card receivables originated by Hana Card Co., Ltd., according to an offering document.

The two-part transaction consists of $150 million of class A1 notes and $150 million of class A2 notes.

The class A1 social notes were not covered under the same prospectus as the class A2 notes.

The $150 million of class A2 notes priced at par and will bear interest at SOFR plus 85.5 basis points.

The expected maturity date is in February 2027, and the legal maturity date is in February 2028.

Hana Card entered into a currency-related swap agreement.

DBS Bank Ltd. was the lead manager.

Seoul-based Hana Card was established in December 2014 after the merger of KEB Card Co., Ltd. and Hana SK Card Co., Ltd.

Issuer:Hana Card 2023-1 International Ltd.
Originator:Hana Card Co., Ltd.
Amount:$300 million
Issue:Asset-backed notes
Bookrunners:DBS Bank Ltd
Trustee:Citibank Korea Inc.
Counsel to issuer:Walkers (Hong Kong)
Counsel to underwriters:Tiang & Partners and Kim & Chang
Settlement date:Nov. 15
Ratings:Fitch: Aaa (sf)
Distribution:Regulation S
Class A1
Amount:$150 million
Issue:Class A1 secured floating-rate social notes
Maturity:2028
Class A2
Amount:$150 million
Issue:Class A2 secured floating-rate notes
Maturity:February 2028
Coupon:SOFR plus 85.5 bps
Price:Par
ISIN:XS2712417638

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