Jakarta - Penerbitan obligasi subordinasi (Subdebt) PT Bank Mandiri Tbk. (BMRI) sebesar Rp 3 triliun, menetapkan bunga 10,75-12%. Ini didasarkan atas bunga Surat Utang Negara (SUN) seri FR0030 ditambah 100-225 basis poin.
Demikian diungkapkan Direktur PT Bank Mandiri Tbk. Bambang Setiawan di restoran Kembang Goela Jalan Jendral Sudirman Jakarta Minggu (8/11/2009).
Ia menerangkan, penetapan kredit didasarkan atas perkembangan surat obligasi yang ada di pasar saat ini.
"Indikasi bunga kita tetapkan FR0030 plus 100-225 bps. Mengacu pada data Oktober, seri 30 mempunyai nilai 9,75%. Estimasi bunga subdebt kita antara 10,75-12%," ujar Bambang.
Pembayaran bunga perseroan akan dilakukan dalam 3 bulan sekali, dengan jangka waktu 7 tahun. Sedangkan untuk pembayaran bunga dilakukan setiap 3 bulan sekali.
Pada 3 November lalu, Bank Mandiri resmi merilis prokpektus penerbitan Obligasi Subdebt dengan nilai maksimal Rp 3 Triliun. Proses book building masih berlangsung sampai 19 November, dari pembukaan awal di 6 November 2009.
"Kami akan lihat harga akhirnya nanti pada tanggal 19 November nanti," tambah Managing Director Treasury&International Bank Mandiri Thomas Arifin.
Masa penawaran dijadwalkan perseroan pada tanggal 3-7 Desember 2009. Penjatahan akan dilakukan 1 hari setelahnya. Pembayaran investor pada 9 Desember, dan rencana distribusi obligasi di 10 Desember 2009.
Bank Mandiri menunjuk 4 penjamin efek atas produk obligasi subdebt ini. Diantaranya, Mandiri Sekuritas, Bahana Securities, Dana Reksa Sekuritas, dan Trimegah Securities. Wali amanat diamanatkan kepada PT Bank Permata Tbk, dan konsultan hukum diserahkan ke Melli Dersa & Co.
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U.S. jobless rate "deeper" problem: PIMCO
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. unemployment rate, which rose more than expected in October to 10.2 percent, confirms a "deeper and more protracted" problem in the labor market, Mohamed El-Erian, chief executive of bond giant Pacific Investment Management Co (PIMCO), said in an interview on Friday.
"Today's unemployment numbers confirm that, unfortunately, the problem is becoming deeper and more protracted," El-Erian told Reuters.
"It's not just the increase in the headline number to 10.2 percent. It's also about the longer-term nature of unemployment, the increase in underemployment, and the prospect for only a very gradual recovery."
Payrolls fell by 190,000 workers last month, compared with a drop of 175,000 anticipated by economists, the Labor Department said. The jobless rate was the highest since April 1983 and had gained from 9.8 percent in September.
"Today's unemployment numbers confirm that, unfortunately, the problem is becoming deeper and more protracted," El-Erian told Reuters.
"It's not just the increase in the headline number to 10.2 percent. It's also about the longer-term nature of unemployment, the increase in underemployment, and the prospect for only a very gradual recovery."
Payrolls fell by 190,000 workers last month, compared with a drop of 175,000 anticipated by economists, the Labor Department said. The jobless rate was the highest since April 1983 and had gained from 9.8 percent in September.
El-Erian said: "This jobs report will place unemployment even more front and center on the political agenda. The challenge for the government is that unemployment will get worse before it gets better, and there is no quick way to counter this unfortunate development."
by : reuters.com
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