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ANZ to raise $1bn with new hybrid

ANZ has announced an additional tier 1 capital hybrid offer, ANZ Capital Notes 4, which will be open from 24 August 2016.

The notes are intended to raise $1 billion, though ANZ maintains the ability to increase or decrease the offer size.

ANZ said the notes will have a face value of $100, with the minimum application being for 50 notes, and with subsequent notes to be issued in multiples of 10.

All notes have a mandatory conversion date of 20 March 2026, at which point they will be converted to ordinary shares, although optional conversion or redemption is possible at 20 March 2024.

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ANZ expects the notes to pay fully-franked distributions quarterly, based off the 90-day bank bill swap rate, with the expected margin sitting between 4.70 per cent and 4.90 per cent.

The ASX has classified the notes as “equity securities” and “convertible debt securities” which, according to ANZ, can be traded on a deferred settlement basis for a “short time” after their issue.

[Related: ANZ announces major executive changes]

 

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