ANZ has completed its offer of Tier 1 issue securities on April 1, upsized to $1.61bn from $1.3bn, after initially being launched at $1bn. ANZ Capital Notes 2 set its margin at 325bps over BBSW. The bank issued 16.1 million notes at $100 each, with a scale back applied to applicants under the broker firm offer and the institutional offer. The notes have a first distribution rate of 4.186 per cent, being a margin of 3.25 per cent above the 180 day bank bill rate, multiplied by 1 minus the 30 per cent tax rate. The distribution rate for the notes will be reset half yearly in future.
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| Domestic Income Funds | Yield | Assets |
|---|---|---|
| Remara Credit Opportunities Fund | 15.13% | Private Credit |
| Remara Cash Management Fund | 5.85% | Cash |
| Remara Credit Income Fund | 12.92% | Private Credit |
| Aura Core Income Fund | 7.88% | Private Credit |
| Aura Private Credit income Fund | 8.85% | Private Credit |
| SocietyOne Personal Loans Trust | 6.87% | Private Creadit |
| Finexia Childcare | 10.00% | Childcare Credit |
| Finexia StayCo | 10.00% | Accommodation |
| Coolabah Floating-Rate High Yield (Mngd)-Ast Inv | 9.19% | Alternative Fixed Income |
| Coolabah Short Term Income (Managed) | 5.42% | Alternative Fixed Income |
| Coolabah Short Term Income-Assisted | 5.82% | Alternative Fixed Income |
| Coolabah Short Term Income-Direct | 5.42% | Alternative Fixed Income |
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