SBS CAPITAL BONDS NO.2

SOUTHLAND BUILDING SOCIETY
sbsbank.co.nz

There are some aspects of this fund which may require extra consideration before deciding to invest.

Schedule 1 exemption

This investment offer has a Schedule 1 exemption, which means there is not as much required to be disclosed about it as others. There will be fewer documents to see. Here's more about Schedule 1.

Exclusion for debt securities issued by a registered bank (clause 21(b) of Schedule 1 of the FMCA)

Issuer can withhold payment

In this case, the provider of this investment may not pay investors back straight away. This is important to know and acknowledge as you research investments.

Issuer's description of this product:
Unsecured, subordinated debt securities issued as redeemable shares and qualifying as Tier 2 regulatory capital.

Minimum investment

$10,000

This is the minimum amount you would need to put into this in order to invest.

Closing date

Ongoing

This offer does not have a closing date and is a continuous issue. It's likely you'll be able to invest for the foreseeable future.

Maturity

Maturity type

This maturity type is used to classify bonds and other types of securities into broad categories.

10 years

This investment offer finishes after the above time period.

Maturity details

Rate

Non-fixed

This investment offer does not have a single set rate. This may mean that the rate is variable or that there are multiple rates available.

Rate details


Key facts

Provider website

Issuer's industry

Financial/insurance

Credit ratings

Credit ratings can help you understand whether your investment in bonds will pay or if you'll get your money back. They indicate the long-term ability of the issuer to repay its debts. See also the Reserve Bank's primer on credit ratings and a map of the three scales used by the rating agencies.

Investment credit rating

BBB-
(Fitch Ratings)

This is the credit rating for this particular bond or debt security.

Investment credit rating

This rating grades the quality of this investment, and can be a useful tool for gauging the risk of whether you'll get your money back as promised.

Issuer credit rating

BBB+ Stable Outlook
(Fitch Ratings)

This is the credit rating for the organisation issuing the bond or debt security.

Maturity


Fixed Duration

Rate


Non-fixed

Rate calculation description

The interest rate will be fixed for the first five years. The fixed interest rate which is applicable will be the fixed interest rate announced by SBS Bank prior to and applying on, the relevant Issue Date. The applicable fixed interest rate will be as advertised by SBS Bank and acknowledged by each subscriber before issue. After the fifth anniversary of the issue date, the interest rate will be floating and will (a) be set by SBS Bank and advised to you; (b) apply from the first day of each interest period (3 months); and (c) be the sum of the three-month BKBM Rate (a benchmark interest rate for a term of three months) plus a margin which will be set by SBS Bank and notified to you prior to your Issue Date. If the sum of the BKBM Rate plus the margin is less than 0%, the floating rate will be deemed to be 0% per annum.

Additional details


Issuer details

Name

SOUTHLAND BUILDING SOCIETY

Type

Building Society

Industry

Financial/insurance

Website

NZBN

Credit rating

BBB+ Stable Outlook (Fitch Ratings) on 22 Feb 2026

Offer details

Date registered

26 January 2023

Date opened

7 February 2023

Closing date

None

Offer credit rating

BBB- (Fitch Ratings) on 22 February 2026

Continuous issue

Yes

Further payments may be required

No

Restrictions on transfer

Yes

Restrictions on acquisition

No

Convertible product

No

Intending to list

No

Schedule 1 exemption

Yes

FMA exemption

No

Reference numbers

Offer

OFR13463: SBS CAPITAL BONDS NO.2

Next Steps

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Product disclosure statement

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Interested in investing in this offer? Visit the provider's website. sbsbank.co.nz