Penarth Master Issuer Enhances Terms for Asset-Backed Notes
Penarth Master Issuer Updates Bond Terms for Better Adaptation
LONDON - Penarth Master Issuer PLC has announced pivotal amendments to the terms of its £500 million Series 2014-2 D1 Class D Asset Backed Floating Notes, which were due in 2021 and now extended to 2028. These changes, set to take effect from the anticipated interest payment date in early 2025, will extend the maturity dates and adjust the margin of the notes.
Details of the Amendment to Maturity Dates
The scheduled redemption date for the Series 2014-2 D1 Notes will transition from September 18, 2028, to September 18, 2033. In addition, the final redemption date is also delayed from September 18, 2030, to September 18, 2035. These adjustments ensure that the notes will remain viable over a longer duration, catering to both the issuer's needs and the market's evolving landscape.
Changes Impacting Class D Loan Notes
Alongside the updates to the Series 2014-2 D1 Notes, similar amendments will pertain to the Class D (2014-2 D1) Loan Note. This affects its scheduled and final redemption dates in a manner consistent with the Series 2014-2 D1 Notes. Notably, the interest rate for the loan notes will shift from Compounded Daily SONIA plus 0.58% to Compounded Daily SONIA plus 0.60%, as determined by the Calculation Agent during the loan note interest period.
Broader Changes To Relevant Documentations
These adjustments are part of a comprehensive overhaul of the relevant documents overseeing the notes, including the Class D (2014-2 D1) supplement to Global Loan Note No. 1, the loan note certificate, the note trust deed supplement, alongside the final terms and regulation S global note certificate.
Purpose of the Amendments
The changes are slated to become effective coinciding with the interest payment date in January 2025 for both the Series 2014-2 D1 Notes and the Class D (2014-2 D1) Loan Note. The issuer has indicated these amendments are primarily aimed at aligning the redemption dates and margin with current market dynamics, ensuring the sustainability of the notes.
Important Information for Note Holders
Penarth Master Issuer PLC emphasizes that this notice is directed towards the registered and beneficial owners of the notes. It is advised that those who are not relevant persons refrain from acting on this information. Furthermore, the company recommends that note holders seek tailored financial and legal advice regarding these amendments.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the new maturity dates for the Series 2014-2 D1 Notes?
The new scheduled redemption date has changed to September 18, 2033, with the final redemption moved to September 18, 2035.
What changes have been made to the interest rates of the loan notes?
The interest rate will increase from Compounded Daily SONIA plus 0.58% to Compounded Daily SONIA plus 0.60%.
When will these changes take effect?
The amendments will become effective on the interest payment date expected in January 2025.
Why are these amendments being made?
These adjustments aim to align the financial instruments with current market conditions, enhancing their viability.
Who should be the point of contact for more information regarding these changes?
Interested parties should reach out directly to the issuer for further information on the amended documents.
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