The Ghanaian government is reopening its domestic debt exchange program to allow holders who missed the previous exchange opportunity to participate. Eligible holders can exchange their domestic bonds for new bonds issued as part of the previous exchange. The terms are identical to the previous exchange except for updated dates. The new bonds are expected to be more liquid and participation will support Ghana's debt sustainability. Eligible holders will receive new bond tranches depending on their category and the bonds tendered, with the goal of providing overdue relief to domestic debt holders.
The document provides guidelines on the release of funds for FY 2023 national budget. It discusses the validity period of appropriations, release of obligational and disbursement authority through allotment orders, modification and use of savings. Key points include: Appropriations are valid until December 31, 2023; funds will be released through GAAAO and SARO/GARO; heads of agencies can approve modifications within activities while DBM approves changes between allotment classes or agencies. Savings can be used to augment deficiencies in existing items.
GUIDELINES ON THE RELEASE OF FUNDS FOR FISCAL.pptxYneCastre
The document provides guidelines on the release of funds for fiscal year 2023. It outlines general guidelines such as prescribing policies and procedures for fund release in accordance with the FY 2023 budget. It also discusses guidelines for specific appropriations like built-in, special purpose funds, and automatic appropriations. Funds will be released through different allotment orders and must be used and executed based on agencies' submitted plans and targets. Unreleased and unexpended funds will revert to the national treasury at the end of the fiscal year.
This document provides guidelines on the release of funds for fiscal year 2023. It outlines the purposes, coverage, general guidelines, and validity of FY 2023 appropriations. Key points include: the aggregate allotment release program shall not exceed P5.268 trillion; funds will be released through GAAAO and SARO/GARO based on evaluated BEDs; and validity periods for obligations, disbursements, and reversion of unreleased/unexpended funds to the national treasury. Modification of allotments within activities/projects may be allowed under exceptional circumstances subject to approval.
Province of mendoza extension of expiration and consent payment eligibility...Mendoza Post
The Province of Mendoza, Argentina announces an extension of the expiration and consent payment eligibility deadline for its $590 million 8.375% notes due 2024. The expiration date is extended to September 25, 2020 from the original date of September 11, 2020 to allow more time for negotiations with noteholders. If certain conditions are met, the terms of the exchange offer may be amended to provide improved economic terms to all noteholders. Those who have already tendered notes will be eligible for a consent payment without needing to re-tender. The extension provides additional time for negotiations towards a sustainable debt restructuring.
Gloucester, VA New School Bonds Issue - August, 2013Chuck Thompson
Posted here under fair use laws for the purpose of using in multiple news stories over on Gloucester, Virginia Links and News website. GVLN. It keeps the format in place.
This document outlines new guidelines issued by SEBI regarding the creation of security and due diligence performed by debenture trustees for listed debt securities. It specifies various documents and information that must be provided to the debenture trustee. This includes details of assets being offered as collateral, consent from existing charge holders, and financial details of any guarantors [1]. The debenture trustee must independently verify the assets, consents and perform due diligence [2]. Additional disclosure requirements in the offer document are also specified [3].
Contents
NOTIFICATION/CIRCULARS....................................................................................................................................3
RECENT CASE LAWS...............................................................................................................................................5
Levy of penalty for movement of goods in a vehicle, different than the one whose details are mentioned on
the E-way bill................................................................................................................................................................ 5
Revenue cannot withhold refund arising out of an order, in absence of any stay....................................................... 5
Mere transfer of export consignment to FTWZ for warehousing before actual export, does not disentitle the
exporter from claiming benefit under MEIS ................................................................................................................ 6
HC allows rectification of return after due-date to enable availment of ITC-benefit to the recipient......................... 6
RECENT ADVANCE RULINGS ..................................................................................................................................8
ITC cannot be availed of tax paid on vouchers as they are neither goods nor services............................................... 8
Whether GST is applicable under RCM on residential premises used as ‘guest-house’ for company employee ........ 9
IDFC Tax Advantage (ELSS) Fund_Scheme information documentIDFCJUBI
This 3 sentence summary provides an overview of the IDFC Tax Advantage (ELSS) Fund Scheme Information Document:
The document outlines the details of the IDFC Tax Advantage (ELSS) Fund, an open-ended equity linked savings scheme with a statutory lock-in period of 3 years that provides tax benefits. The scheme aims to generate long-term capital growth through investments predominantly in equity and equity related securities. It provides details on the scheme's structure, investment objective and strategies, asset allocation, risks, performance and fees.
The document provides guidelines on the release of funds for FY 2023 national budget. It discusses the validity period of appropriations, release of obligational and disbursement authority through allotment orders, modification and use of savings. Key points include: Appropriations are valid until December 31, 2023; funds will be released through GAAAO and SARO/GARO; heads of agencies can approve modifications within activities while DBM approves changes between allotment classes or agencies. Savings can be used to augment deficiencies in existing items.
GUIDELINES ON THE RELEASE OF FUNDS FOR FISCAL.pptxYneCastre
The document provides guidelines on the release of funds for fiscal year 2023. It outlines general guidelines such as prescribing policies and procedures for fund release in accordance with the FY 2023 budget. It also discusses guidelines for specific appropriations like built-in, special purpose funds, and automatic appropriations. Funds will be released through different allotment orders and must be used and executed based on agencies' submitted plans and targets. Unreleased and unexpended funds will revert to the national treasury at the end of the fiscal year.
This document provides guidelines on the release of funds for fiscal year 2023. It outlines the purposes, coverage, general guidelines, and validity of FY 2023 appropriations. Key points include: the aggregate allotment release program shall not exceed P5.268 trillion; funds will be released through GAAAO and SARO/GARO based on evaluated BEDs; and validity periods for obligations, disbursements, and reversion of unreleased/unexpended funds to the national treasury. Modification of allotments within activities/projects may be allowed under exceptional circumstances subject to approval.
Province of mendoza extension of expiration and consent payment eligibility...Mendoza Post
The Province of Mendoza, Argentina announces an extension of the expiration and consent payment eligibility deadline for its $590 million 8.375% notes due 2024. The expiration date is extended to September 25, 2020 from the original date of September 11, 2020 to allow more time for negotiations with noteholders. If certain conditions are met, the terms of the exchange offer may be amended to provide improved economic terms to all noteholders. Those who have already tendered notes will be eligible for a consent payment without needing to re-tender. The extension provides additional time for negotiations towards a sustainable debt restructuring.
Gloucester, VA New School Bonds Issue - August, 2013Chuck Thompson
Posted here under fair use laws for the purpose of using in multiple news stories over on Gloucester, Virginia Links and News website. GVLN. It keeps the format in place.
This document outlines new guidelines issued by SEBI regarding the creation of security and due diligence performed by debenture trustees for listed debt securities. It specifies various documents and information that must be provided to the debenture trustee. This includes details of assets being offered as collateral, consent from existing charge holders, and financial details of any guarantors [1]. The debenture trustee must independently verify the assets, consents and perform due diligence [2]. Additional disclosure requirements in the offer document are also specified [3].
Contents
NOTIFICATION/CIRCULARS....................................................................................................................................3
RECENT CASE LAWS...............................................................................................................................................5
Levy of penalty for movement of goods in a vehicle, different than the one whose details are mentioned on
the E-way bill................................................................................................................................................................ 5
Revenue cannot withhold refund arising out of an order, in absence of any stay....................................................... 5
Mere transfer of export consignment to FTWZ for warehousing before actual export, does not disentitle the
exporter from claiming benefit under MEIS ................................................................................................................ 6
HC allows rectification of return after due-date to enable availment of ITC-benefit to the recipient......................... 6
RECENT ADVANCE RULINGS ..................................................................................................................................8
ITC cannot be availed of tax paid on vouchers as they are neither goods nor services............................................... 8
Whether GST is applicable under RCM on residential premises used as ‘guest-house’ for company employee ........ 9
IDFC Tax Advantage (ELSS) Fund_Scheme information documentIDFCJUBI
This 3 sentence summary provides an overview of the IDFC Tax Advantage (ELSS) Fund Scheme Information Document:
The document outlines the details of the IDFC Tax Advantage (ELSS) Fund, an open-ended equity linked savings scheme with a statutory lock-in period of 3 years that provides tax benefits. The scheme aims to generate long-term capital growth through investments predominantly in equity and equity related securities. It provides details on the scheme's structure, investment objective and strategies, asset allocation, risks, performance and fees.
IDFC Tax Advantage (ELSS) Fund_Scheme information documentTravisBickle19
This 3 sentence summary provides an overview of the IDFC Tax Advantage (ELSS) Fund Scheme Information Document:
The document outlines the details of the IDFC Tax Advantage (ELSS) Fund, an open-ended equity linked savings scheme with a statutory lock-in of 3 years that provides tax benefits. The scheme aims to generate long-term capital growth through investing predominantly in equities and equity related securities. It provides details on the scheme's structure, investment objective and strategies, risk factors, performance benchmarks, and fees.
IDFC Tax Advantage (ELSS) Fund_Scheme information documentJubiIDFCEquity
The document provides details about the IDFC Tax Advantage (ELSS) Fund scheme. It is an open-ended equity linked savings scheme with a statutory lock-in period of 3 years and associated tax benefits. The objective is to generate long-term capital growth from a diversified equity and equity-related portfolio. The scheme invests predominantly in equity and equity-related securities and carries moderately high risk. It offers growth and dividend options with daily liquidity subject to the 3-year lock-in period.
SEBI_Guidelines for public issue of units of InvITs_Reits_ Amendments_15 Janu...Venkatesh Prabhu
The document is a regulatory bulletin from Beacon Trusteeship Ltd that summarizes recent amendments made by SEBI to REIT and InvIT guidelines.
For REIT guidelines, key amendments include changing the definition of institutional investors, allowing for extension of bidding periods in certain circumstances, and reducing the time required to announce floor/offer prices.
For InvIT guidelines, similar changes were made including changing the definition of institutional investors, restrictions on applications by associated merchant bankers, and allowing for extension of bidding periods. The amendments aim to further rationalize and ease the public issue process for REITs and InvITs.
1. The document outlines the terms of a listing agreement between an issuer and the stock exchange for listing the issuer's securities on the SME exchange.
2. Key terms include that the issuer will issue letters, certificates, and receipts according to the stock exchange's requirements, consolidate or split certificates as needed, accept documents lodged through the clearing house, and handle unclaimed shares according to specified procedures.
3. The issuer also agrees not to charge fees for certain registration and replacement services beyond what is agreed with the stock exchange.
1. The petitioners, an organization, filed a writ petition seeking a writ of mandamus to direct respondent authorities to release unpaid wages totaling Rs. 276484.47 lakhs to workers in West Bengal who worked under MGNREGA schemes but have not received wages since December 2021.
2. The petitioners also sought an order to direct the implementation of MGNREGA schemes in West Bengal upon sanction of required funds.
3. The court directed the central and state governments to file concise affidavits by specific dates responding to issues around unpaid wages, the state government's compliance with the MGNREGA Act, and the central government's decision on the state's action taken report submitted
Item # 5 - Federal Coronavirus Relief Fundsahcitycouncil
An interlocal grant agreement between Bexar County and the City of Alamo Heights would provide the city with federal funds from the CARES Act to reimburse eligible COVID-19 expenses. Bexar County received $79.6 million in federal relief funds and is offering cities within the county up to $55 per capita based on 2018 census data, which would provide Alamo Heights with a maximum of $472,615. The agreement requires the city to submit documentation of expenses to the Bexar County Auditor for approval and reimbursement.
SEBI and Taxation Updates Acquisory Newsbytes:
Permission for trading in futures contracts and modification in contract specifications at exchange level - Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI) vide Circular dated 20th September, 2016 has allowed Commodity Exchanges to modify Futures Contract specifications pertaining to quality parameters. The exchanges are permitted to modify futures contract specifications related to ticker symbol, maximum order size, trading unit, delivery unit, quotation base value, tick size, delivery centres, issue related to premium /discount, quality parameters and its relevant aspects such as quantity variation and tolerance limit. The norms would come into effect immediately. Further, SEBI has asked exchanges not to change the contract specification and the launch calendar of contracts without prior SEBI approval. The exchanges are required to inform SEBI if they decide not to launch a fresh contract even after getting the approval for continuous trading.
TAXATION
FAQs on GST- Press Release dated 21st September, 2016 - Ministry of Finance vide Press Release dated 21st September, 2016 had released a Booklet containing Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) relating to Goods and Services Tax (GST). The FAQ compilation covers broadly 24 topics with Chapters on Registration, Valuation, Input Tax Credit, Assessment, Audit, Refund, Demand and Recovery, Appeals, Advance Ruling, Offence and Penalties etc.
Cabinet approves merger of rail budget with general budget; advancement of budget presentation and merger of plan and non-plan classification in budget and accounts - The Union Cabinet vide Press Release dated 21st September, 2016 has approved the proposals of Ministry of Finance relating to (i) the merger of Railway budget with the General budget, (ii) the advancement of the date of Budget presentation from the last day of February to the 1st of February and (iii) the merger of the Plan and the Non-Plan classification in the Budget and Accounts. All these changes will be put into effect simultaneously from the Budget 2017-18.
Cabinet approves Agreement between India and Samoa for exchange of information with respect to Taxes - The Union Cabinet vide Press Release dated 21st September, 2016 has given its approval for signing and ratification of Agreement between India and Samoa for the exchange of information with respect to Taxes. The Agreement will stimulate the flow of exchange of information between India and Samoa for tax purposes which will help curb tax evasion and tax avoidance.
Website- www.acquisory.com
This document outlines regulatory relief measures provided by the Cooperative Development Authority to cooperatives with credit operations in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. It allows cooperatives to exclude past due loans from ECQ/MECQ periods from their allowance for probable loan losses computation. It also allows staggered booking of loan loss provisions over 3 years and use of up to 50% of restricted cash from reserve funds for liquidity issues. Cooperatives must submit required documents and disclosures to avail of these temporary measures.
The notification provides details of the Rajiv Gandhi Equity Savings Scheme (RGESS), including its objective, eligibility criteria, procedures for investment, holding periods, and reporting requirements. Specifically:
- The objective of RGESS is to encourage savings of small investors in the domestic capital market.
- Eligible individuals with annual income up to Rs. 10 lakh can claim tax deductions of up to Rs. 50,000 per year for eligible investments held for at least 3 years.
- Investments must be made through a designated demat account and include stocks from BSE/NSE indices and PSUs. Lock-in periods and minimum holding durations apply.
- Depositories must submit annual
The document discusses the definition and requirements of a prospectus under Indian law. Key points include:
- A prospectus is a formal document that provides details about a company's securities offering, financial position, and use of funds being raised.
- It must be filed with the registrar and contain specified disclosures like director details and audit reports.
- Variations to the prospectus terms require shareholder approval. Untrue statements can lead to civil or criminal liability.
- Shelf and red herring prospectuses are types that allow future offers without additional filings, within certain validity periods.
- Abridged prospectuses provide investors a brief summary of key prospectus information.
The Greek government approved terms to invite private bondholders to exchange approximately €206 billion in bonds for new bonds worth 31.5% of the existing amount, EFSF notes worth 15% of the existing amount, and GDP-linked securities. The exchange offers and consent solicitations are subject to participation thresholds of 75-90% and financing conditions. Deutsche Bank and HSBC were appointed as closing agents, while Bondholder Communications Group and Hellenic Exchanges will serve as information and tabulation agents.
This document is a Form C filing with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for conducting an offering under Regulation Crowdfunding. It provides required disclosures such as the name and location of the issuer, details of the securities offering like the target amount and price, financial information, and jurisdictions where the securities will be offered. The filing includes instructions on eligibility requirements for using Form C and how to prepare and submit the form in accordance with SEC regulations.
This document from Bank Negara Malaysia outlines requirements for hibah, an Islamic contract where ownership of an asset is transferred from a donor to a recipient without consideration. It defines key terms, establishes the nature and components of hibah, and outlines governance and operational requirements for Islamic financial institutions that offer hibah arrangements. Requirements include compliance with Shariah rulings, proper documentation, risk management, and ensuring business conduct upholds consumer interests.
This document is a registration statement filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) by PicS Ltd. for an initial public offering (IPO) of Class A common shares. The registration statement provides information about PicS Ltd., the details of the offering including the number of shares being offered and their proposed price range, and the plan for listing the shares on the Nasdaq stock exchange. Upon completion of the IPO, PicS Ltd. will have two classes of shares - Class A shares being offered to the public which have one vote per share, and Class B shares which will be held entirely by an existing shareholder and have ten votes per share.
Regulatory Aspects Of Debt Market In Indiaashu141194
The document outlines regulations governing India's debt market as presented by various individuals. It discusses the roles of the Reserve Bank of India and Securities and Exchange Board of India in regulating the debt market. Key points covered include the Government Securities Act of 2006, Government Securities Regulations of 2007, SEBI guidelines on disclosure and investor protection, and SEBI regulations on issuing and listing debt securities. The presentation addresses the impact of regulations in increasing transparency, market development, and future growth opportunities in India's debt market.
Legislation behind Introduction of Section 43B(h) of Income Tax Act.docxAnkur Mathur
This document discusses the legislation behind the introduction of Section 43B(h) of the Income Tax Act regarding payments to micro, small, and medium enterprises. It provides details on the classification of enterprises based on investment amounts and turnover. It summarizes key provisions of the MSMED Act 2006 regarding interest payments on delayed payments and additional reporting requirements in annual financial statements. Section 43B(h) disallows any deduction for amounts payable to micro/small enterprises that remain unpaid beyond 45 days until the actual payment date. Certain exceptions to the applicability of this section are also noted.
Legislation behind Introduction of Section 43B(h) of Income Tax Act.docxAnkurMathur74
This document discusses the legislation behind the introduction of Section 43B(h) of the Income Tax Act regarding payments to micro, small, and medium enterprises. Key points include:
- Section 43B(h) disallows a deduction for any amount payable to micro or small enterprises that remains unpaid beyond 45 days, except if paid by the tax return filing due date.
- The MSMED Act classifies enterprises based on investment size and turnover and requires buyers to make payments within 45 days or face interest penalties.
- Non-payment of suppliers within the stipulated time results in the disallowed amount only being deductible in the year of actual payment.
IDFC Tax Advantage (ELSS) Fund_Scheme information documentTravisBickle19
This 3 sentence summary provides an overview of the IDFC Tax Advantage (ELSS) Fund Scheme Information Document:
The document outlines the details of the IDFC Tax Advantage (ELSS) Fund, an open-ended equity linked savings scheme with a statutory lock-in of 3 years that provides tax benefits. The scheme aims to generate long-term capital growth through investing predominantly in equities and equity related securities. It provides details on the scheme's structure, investment objective and strategies, risk factors, performance benchmarks, and fees.
IDFC Tax Advantage (ELSS) Fund_Scheme information documentJubiIDFCEquity
The document provides details about the IDFC Tax Advantage (ELSS) Fund scheme. It is an open-ended equity linked savings scheme with a statutory lock-in period of 3 years and associated tax benefits. The objective is to generate long-term capital growth from a diversified equity and equity-related portfolio. The scheme invests predominantly in equity and equity-related securities and carries moderately high risk. It offers growth and dividend options with daily liquidity subject to the 3-year lock-in period.
SEBI_Guidelines for public issue of units of InvITs_Reits_ Amendments_15 Janu...Venkatesh Prabhu
The document is a regulatory bulletin from Beacon Trusteeship Ltd that summarizes recent amendments made by SEBI to REIT and InvIT guidelines.
For REIT guidelines, key amendments include changing the definition of institutional investors, allowing for extension of bidding periods in certain circumstances, and reducing the time required to announce floor/offer prices.
For InvIT guidelines, similar changes were made including changing the definition of institutional investors, restrictions on applications by associated merchant bankers, and allowing for extension of bidding periods. The amendments aim to further rationalize and ease the public issue process for REITs and InvITs.
1. The document outlines the terms of a listing agreement between an issuer and the stock exchange for listing the issuer's securities on the SME exchange.
2. Key terms include that the issuer will issue letters, certificates, and receipts according to the stock exchange's requirements, consolidate or split certificates as needed, accept documents lodged through the clearing house, and handle unclaimed shares according to specified procedures.
3. The issuer also agrees not to charge fees for certain registration and replacement services beyond what is agreed with the stock exchange.
1. The petitioners, an organization, filed a writ petition seeking a writ of mandamus to direct respondent authorities to release unpaid wages totaling Rs. 276484.47 lakhs to workers in West Bengal who worked under MGNREGA schemes but have not received wages since December 2021.
2. The petitioners also sought an order to direct the implementation of MGNREGA schemes in West Bengal upon sanction of required funds.
3. The court directed the central and state governments to file concise affidavits by specific dates responding to issues around unpaid wages, the state government's compliance with the MGNREGA Act, and the central government's decision on the state's action taken report submitted
Item # 5 - Federal Coronavirus Relief Fundsahcitycouncil
An interlocal grant agreement between Bexar County and the City of Alamo Heights would provide the city with federal funds from the CARES Act to reimburse eligible COVID-19 expenses. Bexar County received $79.6 million in federal relief funds and is offering cities within the county up to $55 per capita based on 2018 census data, which would provide Alamo Heights with a maximum of $472,615. The agreement requires the city to submit documentation of expenses to the Bexar County Auditor for approval and reimbursement.
SEBI and Taxation Updates Acquisory Newsbytes:
Permission for trading in futures contracts and modification in contract specifications at exchange level - Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI) vide Circular dated 20th September, 2016 has allowed Commodity Exchanges to modify Futures Contract specifications pertaining to quality parameters. The exchanges are permitted to modify futures contract specifications related to ticker symbol, maximum order size, trading unit, delivery unit, quotation base value, tick size, delivery centres, issue related to premium /discount, quality parameters and its relevant aspects such as quantity variation and tolerance limit. The norms would come into effect immediately. Further, SEBI has asked exchanges not to change the contract specification and the launch calendar of contracts without prior SEBI approval. The exchanges are required to inform SEBI if they decide not to launch a fresh contract even after getting the approval for continuous trading.
TAXATION
FAQs on GST- Press Release dated 21st September, 2016 - Ministry of Finance vide Press Release dated 21st September, 2016 had released a Booklet containing Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) relating to Goods and Services Tax (GST). The FAQ compilation covers broadly 24 topics with Chapters on Registration, Valuation, Input Tax Credit, Assessment, Audit, Refund, Demand and Recovery, Appeals, Advance Ruling, Offence and Penalties etc.
Cabinet approves merger of rail budget with general budget; advancement of budget presentation and merger of plan and non-plan classification in budget and accounts - The Union Cabinet vide Press Release dated 21st September, 2016 has approved the proposals of Ministry of Finance relating to (i) the merger of Railway budget with the General budget, (ii) the advancement of the date of Budget presentation from the last day of February to the 1st of February and (iii) the merger of the Plan and the Non-Plan classification in the Budget and Accounts. All these changes will be put into effect simultaneously from the Budget 2017-18.
Cabinet approves Agreement between India and Samoa for exchange of information with respect to Taxes - The Union Cabinet vide Press Release dated 21st September, 2016 has given its approval for signing and ratification of Agreement between India and Samoa for the exchange of information with respect to Taxes. The Agreement will stimulate the flow of exchange of information between India and Samoa for tax purposes which will help curb tax evasion and tax avoidance.
Website- www.acquisory.com
This document outlines regulatory relief measures provided by the Cooperative Development Authority to cooperatives with credit operations in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. It allows cooperatives to exclude past due loans from ECQ/MECQ periods from their allowance for probable loan losses computation. It also allows staggered booking of loan loss provisions over 3 years and use of up to 50% of restricted cash from reserve funds for liquidity issues. Cooperatives must submit required documents and disclosures to avail of these temporary measures.
The notification provides details of the Rajiv Gandhi Equity Savings Scheme (RGESS), including its objective, eligibility criteria, procedures for investment, holding periods, and reporting requirements. Specifically:
- The objective of RGESS is to encourage savings of small investors in the domestic capital market.
- Eligible individuals with annual income up to Rs. 10 lakh can claim tax deductions of up to Rs. 50,000 per year for eligible investments held for at least 3 years.
- Investments must be made through a designated demat account and include stocks from BSE/NSE indices and PSUs. Lock-in periods and minimum holding durations apply.
- Depositories must submit annual
The document discusses the definition and requirements of a prospectus under Indian law. Key points include:
- A prospectus is a formal document that provides details about a company's securities offering, financial position, and use of funds being raised.
- It must be filed with the registrar and contain specified disclosures like director details and audit reports.
- Variations to the prospectus terms require shareholder approval. Untrue statements can lead to civil or criminal liability.
- Shelf and red herring prospectuses are types that allow future offers without additional filings, within certain validity periods.
- Abridged prospectuses provide investors a brief summary of key prospectus information.
The Greek government approved terms to invite private bondholders to exchange approximately €206 billion in bonds for new bonds worth 31.5% of the existing amount, EFSF notes worth 15% of the existing amount, and GDP-linked securities. The exchange offers and consent solicitations are subject to participation thresholds of 75-90% and financing conditions. Deutsche Bank and HSBC were appointed as closing agents, while Bondholder Communications Group and Hellenic Exchanges will serve as information and tabulation agents.
This document is a Form C filing with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for conducting an offering under Regulation Crowdfunding. It provides required disclosures such as the name and location of the issuer, details of the securities offering like the target amount and price, financial information, and jurisdictions where the securities will be offered. The filing includes instructions on eligibility requirements for using Form C and how to prepare and submit the form in accordance with SEC regulations.
This document from Bank Negara Malaysia outlines requirements for hibah, an Islamic contract where ownership of an asset is transferred from a donor to a recipient without consideration. It defines key terms, establishes the nature and components of hibah, and outlines governance and operational requirements for Islamic financial institutions that offer hibah arrangements. Requirements include compliance with Shariah rulings, proper documentation, risk management, and ensuring business conduct upholds consumer interests.
This document is a registration statement filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) by PicS Ltd. for an initial public offering (IPO) of Class A common shares. The registration statement provides information about PicS Ltd., the details of the offering including the number of shares being offered and their proposed price range, and the plan for listing the shares on the Nasdaq stock exchange. Upon completion of the IPO, PicS Ltd. will have two classes of shares - Class A shares being offered to the public which have one vote per share, and Class B shares which will be held entirely by an existing shareholder and have ten votes per share.
Regulatory Aspects Of Debt Market In Indiaashu141194
The document outlines regulations governing India's debt market as presented by various individuals. It discusses the roles of the Reserve Bank of India and Securities and Exchange Board of India in regulating the debt market. Key points covered include the Government Securities Act of 2006, Government Securities Regulations of 2007, SEBI guidelines on disclosure and investor protection, and SEBI regulations on issuing and listing debt securities. The presentation addresses the impact of regulations in increasing transparency, market development, and future growth opportunities in India's debt market.
Legislation behind Introduction of Section 43B(h) of Income Tax Act.docxAnkur Mathur
This document discusses the legislation behind the introduction of Section 43B(h) of the Income Tax Act regarding payments to micro, small, and medium enterprises. It provides details on the classification of enterprises based on investment amounts and turnover. It summarizes key provisions of the MSMED Act 2006 regarding interest payments on delayed payments and additional reporting requirements in annual financial statements. Section 43B(h) disallows any deduction for amounts payable to micro/small enterprises that remain unpaid beyond 45 days until the actual payment date. Certain exceptions to the applicability of this section are also noted.
Legislation behind Introduction of Section 43B(h) of Income Tax Act.docxAnkurMathur74
This document discusses the legislation behind the introduction of Section 43B(h) of the Income Tax Act regarding payments to micro, small, and medium enterprises. Key points include:
- Section 43B(h) disallows a deduction for any amount payable to micro or small enterprises that remains unpaid beyond 45 days, except if paid by the tax return filing due date.
- The MSMED Act classifies enterprises based on investment size and turnover and requires buyers to make payments within 45 days or face interest penalties.
- Non-payment of suppliers within the stipulated time results in the disallowed amount only being deductible in the year of actual payment.
countries with the highest gold reserves in 2024Kweku Zurek
The World Gold Council, a prominent international trade association for the gold industry headquartered in the United Kingdom, has published a comprehensive list of countries with the highest gold reserves as of the first quarter of 2024.
See the 2,456 pharmacies on the National E-Pharmacy PlatformKweku Zurek
Two thousand four hundred fifty-six (2,456) pharmacies have been onboarded on the National E-Pharmacy Platform, representing a major milestone for the digital platform and for Ghana.
All you need to know about your new MTN Momo transaction limitsKweku Zurek
Top mobile money provider, MTN MoMo, has announced an increase in the daily and monthly transaction limits for all account types, effective from today, Friday, March 1, 2024.
See the list of companies who were paid judgement debts by govt between 2017-...Kweku Zurek
The document provides an updated summary of payments made towards judgement debt in Ghana between 2017-2022. It shows that the initial response omitted GH¢175,076,241.17 in payments made between 2017-2018. The summary provides tables with the yearly payments, the initial response amounts, the omitted amounts, and the updated total amounts. It also provides details of specific payments made each year towards judgement debts.
This document provides the order of service for the funeral of Dorothy Naa Norley Brocke. It includes details of the officiating ministers, the program which is split into two parts - one at the church and one at the graveside. It also includes biographies of Dorothy, describing her childhood, education, career and involvement in her church. Tributes are given by her parents who express their sorrow and pride in their daughter.
Humphrey Lantei France, also known as Humphrey Bogart, passed away on November 20th, 2023 at the age of 89. The document outlines his funeral and memorial service to be held on February 2nd, 2024 at the Bethlehem Methodist Church in Russia, Ghana. It provides biographical details of France, including that he worked for the Electricity Company of Ghana and Public Works Department, was married for over 60 years and had 10 children, and was a lifelong and dedicated member of the Methodist church. Friends and family offer remembrances and tributes, praising France for his integrity, leadership as a father, and commitment to his faith and community.
The document provides the order of service for the funeral of Brigadier General Paul Kwabena Opoku. It is divided into three parts:
Part One details the reception of the mortal remains, filing past to pay respects, reading of tributes from family members including his wife and children.
Part Two is the holy mass service, including scripture readings, homily, prayers, and communion.
Part Three is the graveside service with procession, blessings, gun salute, wreath laying, and closing hymn. Tributes are also included from his wife, children, mother, and the Ghana Armed Forces paying respects to his career and character.
The Best FIFA Football Awards 2023 Result Breakdown_The Best FIFA Men's Playe...Kweku Zurek
Following yesterday's FIFA Best Awards in London, FIFA has released the voting results for Men's Player of the Year. The winner was determined by a combination of votes from national team managers and captains (25%), journalists (25%), and fans on FIFA's website (25%).
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quote this number and date on all correspondence
My Ref. No.: MOF/GA/PR/DDE.EXT23/19
Your Ref. No.
Date: 13th SEPTEMBER 2023
PRESS RELEASE
FOR: IMMEDIATE RELEASE
THE GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCES THE REOPENING OF THE DOMESTIC DEBT
EXCHANGE TO GIVE HOLDERS WHO COULD NOT PARTICIPATE AN OPPORTUNITY TO
TENDER
ACCRA, Wednesday, 13th September 2023 … The Government announced today that
it is reopening its invitation to the exchange that settled in February 2023 (the “February
2023 Exchange”) and is therefore once again inviting holders of the domestic notes and
bonds of the Republic of Ghana, E.S.L.A. Plc and Daakye Trust Plc that are specified in
Appendix A attached hereto (the “Eligible Bonds”) to tender their holdings of the Eligible
Bonds in exchange for a package of New Tranches (as defined below) of the same new
bonds that were issued by the Government (the “New Bonds”) as part of the February
2023 Exchange (such invitation hereinafter referred to as the “Invitation”). The terms and
conditions of the Invitation are described in the exchange memorandum dated today (the
"Exchange Memorandum") and available at https://projects.morrowsodali.com/ghanadde
and https://mofep.gov.gh/news-and-events/debt-operations (the “Invitation Websites”).
2. The terms of this Invitation are identical to the terms of the February 2023 Exchange except
that the relevant dates for this reopening exercise have changed as indicated below and
in the Exchange Memorandum, and this reopening contemplates a payment of the first
coupon on the new instruments as if tendered in the February 2023 Exchange to tendering
bondholders (except to those tendering Eligible Holders who received coupon payments
on their Eligible Bonds after 21st February 2023, who instead will receive a cash payment
equal to the interest accrued on their Eligible Bonds from and including such last coupon
payment date to but excluding 22nd August 2023).
3. Pursuant to the February 2023 Exchange, the Government accepted tenders from a
significant majority of the holders of the securities which were within the scope of the
February 2023 Exchange (i.e., approximately, 85% in respect of the relevant domestic
GHS treasury notes and bonds, 77% in respect of the bonds issued by E.S.L.A Plc, and
94% in respect of the bonds issued by Daakye Trust Plc) and issued 16 series of the New
Bonds to the persons whose tenders were accepted.
4. We are aware that a number of holders of Eligible Bonds did not participate in the February
2023 Exchange on time and, as a result, were left with their holdings of the Eligible Bonds.
Mindful of this development, we are proceeding with an administrative reopening of the
February 2023 Exchange.
5. We believe that there is value for bondholders to participate in this Invitation. Indeed, the
New Bonds (which will include the New Tranches) are expected to be more liquid than the
Eligible Bonds, considering the larger investment base and the benchmark size of the New
Bonds. In addition, the Government could under certain circumstances prioritise payments
on the New Bonds over payment on the Eligible Bonds. Participation in this administrative
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reopening would also further improve the cashflow position of the Government and further
support debt sustainability.
Summary of the Invitation
6. The Invitation is available only to registered holders of Eligible Bonds that are not Pension
Funds (as defined below) (“Eligible Holders”), except that if you have tendered Eligible
Bonds in either of the two prior GHS-denominated invitations to exchange by the
Government in 2023 (i.e., the February 2023 Exchange or in August 2023 with respect to
Pension Funds (the “Pension Fund Alternative Offer”, and together with the February
2023 Exchange, the “Prior Domestic Cedi Exchanges”)) you are not eligible to tender in
this Invitation and are no longer an Eligible Holder. The purpose of this Invitation is to
provide those holders who did not participate in either of the Prior Domestic Cedi
Exchanges with the opportunity to exchange their Eligible Bonds for New Tranches.
7. As mentioned above, except for dates specific to this reopening exercise and the payment
of interest that has accrued since the February 2023 Exchange, the terms of this Invitation
are identical to the terms of the February 2023 Exchange. Notwithstanding this, for
convenience, we are restating the main terms of the Invitation in the following paragraphs:
a. Upon tendering Eligible Bonds, the exchange consideration Eligible Holders will
receive (including which New Tranches and their allocation per amount of principal
amount tendered) will depend upon the category applicable to such Eligible Holder
(each such category a “Holder Category”). “Category A Holders” consist of
Eligible Holders that are Collective Investment Schemes (as defined below) or
natural persons below the age of 59 years old as of 1st January 2023. “Category B
Holders” consist of Eligible Holders that are natural persons 59 years old or older
as of 1st January 2023. “General Category Holders” consist of Eligible Holders
that are not Category A Holders or Category B Holders, which may include
corporate entities and financial institutions not contained within the definition of
Collective Investment Schemes, but may not include Pension Funds. For purposes
of the Invitation, (i) a “natural person” is a natural person who, in respect of the
Eligible Bonds being tendered by such person, is registered as such (or with an
equivalent term) in the records of the CSD (as defined below), (ii) “Pension Fund”
means the pension contributions and investment funds of a mandatory and/or
voluntary contributory pension scheme duly recognised and validly operating under
the National Pensions Act, 2008 (Act 766) as amended, and (iii) “Collective
Investment Scheme” means a mutual fund, unit trust scheme or any other entity
validly licensed by the Ghana Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to
operate as a collective investment scheme.
b. The Government is offering Eligible Holders accrued and unpaid interest (“Accrued
Interest Payable”) on their Eligible Bonds validly tendered and accepted by the
Government, calculated from and including the last interest payment date up to, but
excluding, 21st February 2023 (the “Original Settlement Date”), which amount will
be paid to such Eligible Holders in the form of capitalized interest (rounded down to
the nearest GHS1.00) added to the principal amount of the New Tranches and
distributed across the New Tranches in the same proportion as the Exchange
Consideration Ratios (as defined below).
c. Eligible Holders whose validly submitted Offers are accepted by the Government
will receive on the Reopening Settlement Date (as defined below) principal amounts
of New Tranches which will be allocated depending on such Eligible Holder’s Holder
Category when they tender, calculated with the consideration ratios described in the
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applicable table in Appendix C attached hereto (the “Exchange Consideration
Ratios”) per principal amount of Eligible Bonds tendered (including the Accrued
Interest Payable in respect thereof), which Exchange Consideration Ratios are, for
the avoidance of doubt, the same Exchange Consideration Ratios as in the
February 2023 Exchange.
d. In particular, Category A Holders whose validly submitted offers or exchange
instructions are accepted by the Government will receive a new tranche (each such
new tranche, a “Category A New Tranche”) of the Domestic Exchange Series
2023-A-1 Bonds due 2027 and Domestic Exchange Series 2023-A-2 Bonds due
2028 (such existing series issued by the Government on 21st February 2023,
together with the other series issued by the Government on such date, the “Existing
Exchange Series,” and each new tranche of each such Existing Exchange Series
issued pursuant to the Invitation (including the Category A New Tranches), a “New
Tranche” and, collectively, the “New Tranches”), allocated using the Exchange
Consideration Ratios.
e. Category B Holders whose validly submitted offers or exchange instructions are
accepted by the Government will receive a New Tranche of each of the Republic of
Ghana’s Domestic Exchange Series 2023-B-1 Bonds due 2027 and Domestic
Exchange Series 2023-B-2 Bonds due 2028 (such New Tranches, the “Category B
New Tranches”), allocated using the Exchange Consideration Ratios.
f. General Category Holders whose validly submitted offers or exchange instructions
are accepted by the Government will receive New Tranches of the Republic of
Ghana’s Domestic Exchange Series 2023-GC-1 through 2023-GC-12 (such New
Tranches, the “General Category New Tranches”) depending on whether the
tendered Eligible Bonds are or were due 2023 (the “Eligible 2023 Bonds”) or later
than 2023 (the “Eligible Post-2023 Bonds”), in each case allocated using the
Exchange Consideration Ratios.
g. As described in more detail in the tables in Appendix B attached hereto (Financial
Terms of the New Tranches), interest on the New Tranches will be paid in cash
(“Cash Interest”), except that with respect to the General Category New Tranches
only, and only during the period from and including 21st February 2023 to but
excluding 18th February 2025, the Government will pay a specified portion of the
interest (the “PIK Interest”) by instead increasing the principal amount of such
General Category New Tranches. When the Government pays any PIK Interest, it
will increase the principal amount of the applicable General Category New Tranches
in an amount equal to the amount of PIK Interest for the applicable interest payment
period (rounded down to the nearest GHS 1.00) to holders of such General
Category New Tranches on the relevant record date.
h. Eligible Holders holding Eligible Bonds maturing on or prior to the Reopening
Settlement Date (including, without limitation, any extension of the Reopening
Settlement Date) (each such Eligible Bonds, a “Maturing Eligible Bond”) will not
receive a final interest payment (except for Accrued Interest Payable for tendering
holders as described herein) or a final principal payment (regardless of whether an
Eligible Holder has tendered or not) on such Maturing Eligible Bonds. Offers or
exchange instructions in respect of Maturing Eligible Bonds made after their
maturity date but prior to the Reopening Settlement Date will be, and those made
prior to such maturity date will remain, valid, and the Government will treat Maturing
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Eligible Bonds in respect of such offers or exchange instructions as still outstanding
for purposes of the Invitation.
8. The Government reserves the right in its sole discretion to accept any and all offers with
respect to any series of Eligible Bonds.
9. Offers may only be submitted starting today (the “Launch Date”) and ending at 4:00 p.m.
(Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)) on 22nd September 2023 (the “Expiration Date”).
However, the Government may at its sole discretion extend the Expiration Date (including
for one or more series of Eligible Bonds). Offers may not be revoked or withdrawn at
any time except in the limited circumstances described in the Exchange
Memorandum.
10.On 29th September 2023 (the “Reopening Settlement Date”) the Government will issue
the New Tranches to Eligible Holders whose offers are accepted for credit to the account
of such Eligible Holder at the CSD. The Government reserves the right to extend the
Reopening Settlement Date (including with respect to one or more series of Eligible Bonds)
without offering Eligible Holders the right to withdraw their offers.
11.Morrow Sodali Limited is acting as the information and coordination agent (the
“Information and Coordination Agent”). Lazard Frères is acting as financial advisor to
the Government in connection with the Invitation (the “Financial Advisors”).
12.Any questions or requests for assistance regarding the Invitation may be directed to CSD
and/or the Information and Coordination Agent at the contact information set forth below.
13.Eligible Holders, or custodians for such holders of Eligible Bonds, may obtain a copy of the
Exchange Memorandum by accessing the Invitation Website
(https://projects.morrowsodali.com/ghanadde).
Summary of the Exchange Procedures for Eligible Holders
14.The exchange procedures are the same as for the February 2023 Exchange.
Notwithstanding this, for convenience, we are restating the main procedures in the
following paragraphs:
a. Eligible Holders interested in participating in the Invitation are invited to send an
offer or exchange instruction to their respective CSD direct participant (the
“Depository Participant”), in the form and via the channels agreed and customary
between them.
b. As of the Launch Date and until the Expiration Date of the Invitation, Eligible Holders
having active securities accounts balances and interested in participating in the
Invitation will have the opportunity to send an offer or exchange Instruction to their
respective Depository Participant.
c. Eligible Holders may download an exchange form from the website of the Central
Securities Depositary (GH) Limited (“CSD”) (www.csd.com.gh/dde), complete and
send the duly completed exchange form to their Depository Participant via email or
via any internal communication platform they use (if any), or send an instruction in
the format, or via any other standard means of communication available and
accepted by the such Depository Participant.
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d. By submitting an offer or exchange instruction, Eligible Holders consent to the
blocking by the CSD of any attempt to transfer such Eligible Holders’ Eligible Bonds
prior to the Settlement Date or the termination of the Invitation to Exchange.
e. For more details on these procedures, please refer to the Exchange Memorandum
or contact the CSD at the contact information below. END
ISSUED BY THE PUBLIC RELATIONS UNIT
MINISTRY OF FINANCE
THE NEWS EDITOR
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***
This announcement is for informational purposes only and is not an invitation to exchange to any
holders of Eligible Bonds. The invitation to exchange to Eligible Holders is only being made pursuant to the
Invitation. Holders of Eligible Bonds should read the Exchange Memorandum carefully prior to making any
decision with respect to tendering their Eligible Bonds because it contains important information.
NONE OF THE INFORMATION AND COORDINATION AGENT, THE FINANCIAL ADVISOR NOR ANY
OF THEIR RESPECTIVE DIRECTORS, EMPLOYEES, AFFILIATES, AGENTS OR REPRESENTATIVES MAKES
ANY RECOMMENDATION AS TO WHETHER HOLDERS SHOULD DELIVER THEIR OFFERS IN CONNECTION
WITH THEIR ELIGIBLE BONDS PURSUANT TO THE INVITATION, AND NO ONE HAS BEEN AUTHORIZED BY
ANY OF THEM TO MAKE SUCH A RECOMMENDATION. EACH HOLDER MUST MAKE ITS OWN DECISION AS
TO WHETHER TO TENDER THEIR ELIGIBLE BONDS.
The CSD may be contacted for assistance and with regard to matters related to the Invitation processing,
repurchase agreements, or matters related to the submission of Offers or Instructions to Exchange at:
CSD Contact Centre
Phone: +233302755200
Email address: dde@csd.com.gh
Website: www.csd.com.gh/dde
For information and announcements relating to the Invitation please refer to the Invitation Website
(https://projects.morrowsodali.com/ghanadde). Additionally, Eligible Holders will also be able to access relevant
information and documentation relating to the Invitation to Exchange on the websites of the Ministry of Finance
(https://mofep.gov.gh) and the CSD (www.csd.com.gh/dde).
***
The Ministry of Finance
Finance Drive, Accra.
P. O. Box M40, Accra - Ghana
GA-144-2024
info@mofep.gov.gh
Tel: +233 302-747-197
Financial Advisor to the Republic of Ghana:
Lazard Frères
175 Boulevard Haussmann
75008, Paris
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48 GHGGOG056763 2039-08-01 64,060,683.00
Total: 11,702,787,521.00
II. GHS-denominated Eligible Bonds issued by E.S.L.A. Plc.
ISIN No. Maturity Date
Outstanding Principal
Amount
1 GHGESLA46972 2024-10-23 86,747,420.00
2 GHGESLA46980 2027-10-27 299,003,214.00
3 GHGESLA56021 2029-06-15 147,731,971.00
4 GHGESLA58118 2031-12-29 414,895,141.00
5 GHGESLA64439 2033-09-09 148,798,418.00
Total: 1,097,176,164.00
III. GHS-denominated Eligible Bonds issued by Daakye Trust Plc.
ISIN No.
Maturity
Date
Outstanding
Principal Amount
1 GHGDTPL66358 2025-04-30 11,011,873.00
2 GHGDTP061539 2027-10-18 88,693,703.00
3 GHGDTP063113 2031-04-16 37,722,119.00
Total: 137,427,695.00
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Appendix B — Financial Terms of the New Tranches
I. Financial Terms of the General Category New Tranches:
General
Category
New
Tranche
due Annual Interest Rate* Maturity Date Interest Payment
Principal
Repayment*
2027 1. From and including 21st February
2023 to but excluding 18 February
2025: 5.00% Cash Interest + 3.35%
PIK Interest.
2. From and including 18 February
2025 to but excluding the maturity
date: 8.35%
February 2027 Semi-annually, in
arrears,
commencing in
February 2024
(however, on or
about 3rd October
2023, a payment on
the New Tranches
will be made as if
such New Tranches
had been issued on
21st February 2023
and held by such
Eligible Holders as
of 22st August 2023
(the first interest
payment date under
the Existing
Exchange Series),
except that those
tendering Eligible
Holders who
received coupon
payments on their
Eligible Bonds after
21st February 2023
will instead receive
a cash payment
equal to the interest
accrued on their
Eligible Bonds from
and including such
last coupon
payment date to but
excluding 22nd
August 2023).
One single payment
on the maturity
date.
2028 1. From and including 21st February
2023 to but excluding 18 February
2025: 5.00% Cash Interest + 3.50%
PIK Interest.
2. From and including 18 February
2025 to but excluding the maturity
date: 8.50%
February 2028
2029 1. From and including 21st February
2023 to but excluding 18 February
2025: 5.00% Cash Interest + 3.65%
PIK Interest.
2. From and including 18 February
2025 to but excluding the maturity
date: 8.65%
February 2029
2030 1. From and including 21st February
2023 to but excluding 18 February
2025: 5.00% Cash Interest + 3.80%
PIK Interest.
2. From and including 18 February
2025 to but excluding the maturity
date: 8.80%
February 2030
2031 1. From and including 21st February
2023 to but excluding 18 February
2025: 5.00% Cash Interest + 3.95%
PIK Interest.
2. From and including 18 February
2025 to but excluding the maturity
date: 8.95%
February 2031
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2032 1. From and including 21st February
2023 to but excluding 18 February
2025: 5.00% Cash Interest + 4.10%
PIK Interest.
2. From and including 18 February
2025 to but excluding the maturity
date: 9.10%
February 2032
2033 1. From and including 21st February
2023 to but excluding 18 February
2025: 5.00% Cash Interest + 4.25%
PIK Interest.
2. From and including 18 February
2025 to but excluding the maturity
date: 9.25%
February 2033
2034 1. From and including 21st February
2023 to but excluding 18 February
2025: 5.00% Cash Interest + 4.40%
PIK Interest.
2. From and including 18 February
2025 to but excluding the maturity
date: 9.40%
February 2034
2035 1. From and including 21st February
2023 to but excluding 18 February
2025: 5.00% Cash Interest + 4.55%
PIK Interest.
2. From and including 18 February
2025 to but excluding the maturity
date: 9.55%
February 2035
2036 1. From and including 21st February
2023 to but excluding 18 February
2025: 5.00% Cash Interest + 4.70%
PIK Interest.
2. From and including 18 February
2025 to but excluding the maturity
date: 9.70%
February 2036
2037 1. From and including 21st February
2023 to but excluding 18 February
2025: 5.00% Cash Interest + 4.85%
PIK Interest.
2. From and including 18 February
2025 to but excluding the maturity
date: 9.85% Cash Interest.
February 2037
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2038 1. From and including 21st February
2023 to but excluding 18 February
2025: 5.00% Cash Interest + 5.00%
PIK Interest.
2. From and including 18 February
2025 to but excluding the maturity
date: 10.0% Cash Interest.
February 2038
* Interest on the General Category New Tranches will be paid in cash (“Cash Interest”), except that only during
the period indicated in the table above, the Government will pay the specified PIK Interest portion of the interest
(the “PIK Interest”) by instead increasing by such amount the principal amount of such General Category New
Tranches.
II. Financial Terms of the Category A New Tranches:
Category
A New
Tranche
due Annual Interest Rate
Maturity
Date Interest Payment
Principal
Repayment
2027 From and including 21st
February 2023 to but
excluding the maturity date:
10.0% Cash Interest.
August 2027 Semi-annually, in arrears,
commencing in February 2024
(however, on or about 3rd
October 2023, a payment on
the New Tranches will be
made as if such New Tranches
had been issued on 21
February 2023 and held by
such Eligible Holders as of 22
August 2023 (the first interest
payment date under the
Existing Exchange Series),
except that those tendering
Eligible Holders who received
coupon payments on their
Eligible Bonds after 21st
February 2023 will instead
receive a cash payment equal
to the interest accrued on their
Eligible Bonds from and
including such last coupon
payment date to but excluding
22nd August 2023)).
One single payment
on the maturity
date.
2028 From and including 21st
February 2023 to but
excluding the maturity date:
10.0% Cash Interest.
August 2028
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III. Financial Terms of the Category B New Tranches:
Category
B New
Tranche
due Annual Interest Rate
Maturity
Date Interest Payment
Principal
Repayment
2027 From and including 21st
February 2023 to but
excluding the maturity
date: 15.0% Cash Interest.
August
2027
Semi-annually, in arrears,
commencing in February 2024
(however, on or about 3rd
October 2023, a payment on the
New Tranches will be made as if
such New Tranches had been
issued on 21 February 2023 and
held by such Eligible Holders as
of 22 August 2023 (the first
interest payment date under the
Existing Exchange Series),
except that those tendering
Eligible Holders who received
coupon payments on their
Eligible Bonds after 21st
February 2023 will instead
receive a cash payment equal to
the interest accrued on their
Eligible Bonds from and including
such last coupon payment date
to but excluding 22nd August
2023).
One single payment
on the maturity
date.
2028 From and including 21st
February 2023 to but
excluding the maturity
date: 15.0% Cash Interest.
August
2028
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Appendix C — Exchange Consideration Ratios per Holder Category
Exchange Consideration Ratios in respect of Eligible Bonds
tendered by Category A Holders
(Allocation of principal amount of New Tranches to receive per (i)
outstanding principal amount of Eligible Bonds tendered plus (ii) amount of
Accrued Interest Payable in respect thereof)
Category A New Tranche due
Eligible Bond tendered: 2027 2028
Any Eligible Bond 50% 50%
Exchange Consideration Ratios in respect of Eligible Bonds
tendered by Category B Holders
(Allocation of principal amount of New Tranches to receive per (i)
outstanding principal amount of Eligible Bonds tendered plus (ii) amount of
Accrued Interest Payable in respect thereof)
Category B New Tranche due
Eligible Bond tendered: 2027 2028
Any Eligible Bond 50% 50%
Exchange Consideration Ratios in respect of Eligible Bonds tendered by General Category Holders
(Allocation of principal amount of New Tranches to receive per (i) outstanding principal amount of Eligible Bonds
tendered plus (ii) amount of Accrued Interest Payable in respect thereof)
General Category New Tranche due
Eligible Bond
tendered: 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036 2037 2038
Eligible 2023
Bonds
15% 15% 14% 14% 14% 14% 14% N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Eligible Post-
2023 Bonds
9% 9% 9% 9% 8% 8% 8% 8% 8% 8% 8% 8%