International bonds: Malaysia, FRN 19oct2005, USD

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Floating rate

Issue

Issuer

M

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S&P

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F

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*in foreign currency

Status

Matured

Amount

650,000,000 USD

Placement

***

Early redemption

*** (-)

Country of risk

Malaysia

Current coupon

***%

Price

***%

Yield / Duration

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Profile

The Malaysian bond market is one of the most developed and dynamic bond markets in the region. It is the largest local currency bond market in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). As of 31 December 2011, the market reached the size of MYR848 billion (equivalent to $282.3 billion). This phenomenal development of the Malaysian bond market has largely been achieved through the exceptional growth of the corporate bonds and Sukuk markets. Malaysia’s well developed government bond market is complemented by a sizeable corporate bond market, which constituted 40% of the market size as of the end of the third quarter of 2011. Malaysia’s bond market is predominantly offered to and traded by sophisticated investors. The market offers a wide range of instruments, considering the fact it has the largest Sukuk market in the world. Domestic and foreign investors can buy and sell conventional and Islamic debt instruments through the exchange and over-the-counter (OTC) markets. In Malaysia, nearly all securities are transferred electronically via Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM)’s Real-Time Electronic Transfer of Funds and Securities (RENTAS) system, which is operated by its wholly-owned subsidiary, Malaysian Electronic Clearing Corporation (MyClear). Transfer instructions are conducted on a trade-by-trade basis.

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Malaysia
Full issuer name

Federation of Malaysia
Sector

sovereign

Volume

Amount

650,000,000 USD

Nominal

Minimum Settlement Amount

100,000 USD
Outstanding face value

*** USD
Par amount, integral multiple

*** USD
Nominal

1,000 USD

Cash flow parameters

Reference rate

6M LIBOR USD
Coupon Rate

***
Day count fraction

***

Interest Accrual Date

***
Coupon frequency

*** time(s) per year
Payment currency

***
Delay days

*** days
Maturity date

***
Early redemption date

***

Early redemption terms

***

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Placement

Placement method

Open subscription
Placement type

Public
Order book

*** (***) - *** (***)
Coupon (Yield) Guidance

***% - ***% (*** - ***%)
Placement

*** - ***
Initial issue price (yield)

(***%)
Bids

*** USD
Number of bids

***
Geographic breakdown

***
Investor breakdown

***
Listing

***

Conversion and exchange

Convertion date

***
Initial premium

***%
Convertible until

***
Lock-up

*** days
Conversion terms

***

Additional information

***

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News

29/01/2021	Moody's Investors Service affirms Malaysia at "A3" (LT- foreign currency credit rating); outlook stable
29/01/2021	Moody's Investors Service affirms Malaysia at "A3" (LT- local currency credit rating); outlook stable
07/12/2020	Fitch Ratings downgrades LT Int. Scale (foreign curr.) credit rating of Malaysia to "BBB+"; outlook stable
07/12/2020	Fitch Ratings downgrades LT Int. Scale (local curr.) credit rating of Malaysia to "BBB+"; outlook stable
29/06/2020	S&P Global Ratings revised outlook on Malaysia to negative and affirmed at "A" (Local Currency LT) credit rating

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Identifiers

Registration

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Date of program registration

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CUSIP

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CUSIP 144A

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Type of security by CBR

***

Ratings

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Bond classification

Coupon bonds
Floating rate
Amortization
Callable
CDO
Convertible
Dual currency bonds
For qualified investors (CIS region)
Foreign bonds
Green bonds
Indexed
Supranational bond issues
Mortgage bonds
Perpetual
Payment-in-kind
Non-Marketable Securities
Redemption Linked
Restructuring
Retail bonds
Covered
Securitization
Structured product
Subordinated
Sukuk
Trace-eligible

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Restructuring

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