Bond Factsheet
Bond Factsheet

Matured/ Called
STANLN 4.050% 12Apr2026 Corp (USD)

Standard Chartered PLC

Indicative

Full Lot

Bid Price
100.038
Change in Bid Price
0.002
Bid Yield (%)
-
Change in Bid Yield
-
Ask Price
100.057
Change in Ask Price
remove 0.001
Ask Yield (%)
-
Change in Ask Yield
-

Indicative price as of 10 Apr 2026, 12:00am

Bond InformationStandard Chartered PLC is an international banking group operating principally in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. The Company offers its products and services in the personal, consumer, corporate, institutional and treasury areas.

Bond Issuer

Standard Chartered PLC

Guarantor

-

Announcement Date

07 Apr 2016

Issue Date

12 Apr 2016

Maturity Date

12 Apr 2026

Years to Maturity / Next Call

- / -

Modified Duration

-

Issue / Reoffer Price

99.723

Issue / Reoffer Yield

4.084

Coupon Type

Fixed

Annual Coupon Rate

4.050

Coupon Frequency

Semi Annually

Seniority

Senior Unsecured

Capital Structure

Senior Unsecured

Reference Rate

-

ISIN

XS1395052639

CUSIP

JK7447176

Bond Currency

USD

Total Issue Size

1,278,000,000

Min. Investment Quantity (Nominal)

USD 200,000

Incremental Quantity (Nominal)

USD 1,000

Bond Type

Corporate

Bond Sector

Financials

Bond Sub Sector

Banks

Issuer Credit Rating (S&P/ Fitch)

***/ A

Bond Credit Rating (S&P/ Fitch)

***/ A

Shariah Compliant

No

Exchange Listed

Others

Bond Feature(s)
Loss Absorption
Notes issued under the Programme may be subjected to statuory write-down or bail-in.

Dated Subordinated Notes issued under the Programme may, accordingly, fall within the pool of regulatory capital instruments that would be subject to the proposed Regulatory Capital Write-Down Powers, Senior Notes and Dated Subordinated Notes issued under the Programme (insofar as they have not already been written down or converted under the Regulatory Capital Write-Down Powers referred to above) will also fall within the scope of the Bail-In Powers set out in the BRRD (which the UK has implemented through the Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act 2013 and secondary legislation, which introduced bail-in as a fourth stabilisation option which may be exercised by the Bank of England under the Banking Act 2009 in addition to the three previously existing stabilisation options provided under the Banking Act 2009), The determination that all or part of the principal amount of the Notes will be subject to the Regulatory Capital Write-Down Powers or Bail-In Powers may be unpredictable and may be outside of the Issuers control. Accordingly, trading behaviour in respect of the Notes which are subject to such write-down or conversion powers is not necessarily expected to follow trading behaviour associated with other types of securities. Any final determination that the Notes will become subject to the Regulatory Capital Write-Down Powers or Bail-In Powers set out in the BRRD could have an adverse effect on the market price of the relevant Notes.
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