OJSC “All Ukrainian Joint Stock Bank” fulfills its obligations on series F offer and pays out interest income on bonds series F

JSCIB “UkrSibbank”, underwriter of OJSC “All Ukrainian Joint Stock Bank” bonds, informs that the Issuer has, in full and due terms, fulfilled its obligations to investors on payment of nominal value for redeemed bonds of series F at offering, and paid out interest income for the 6th interest period on bonds of series F under the yield set for the first-sixth interest periods at 14% p.a. that makes up UAH 34.90 per bond.

Basic parameters of issue:

• Volume of emission: UAH 150 000 000.00;
• Opened (public) offering;
• Circulation of series F – till May 31, 2010;
• Par value per bond: UAH 1 000;
• Interest income for the seventh-twelfth interest periods on series F –18% p.a. in UAH;
• Interest period: 91 days;
• Premature sale of bonds: upon the 6th interest period of bonds;
• Depositary: OJSC “MFS”;
• Underwriter: JSCIB “UkrSibbank”;
• Paying agent: JSCIB “UkrSibbank”.

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All Ukrainian Joint Stock Bank (VAB Bank) has been operating on the financial market of Ukraine since 1992 and, according to the classification of the National Bank of Ukraine, is among large banks. Since October 2006, it is a part of VAB Group, a universal financial group. The Bank regional network comprises 25 affiliates and 148 branches throughout Ukraine as well as the representative office in Budapest (Hungary). TBIF Financial Services BV (Amsterdam, the Netherlands), a large international company, is among its shareholders. As of October 1, 2008: net assets of VAB Bank - UAH 6.6 bln, regulatory capital - UAH 889.7 bln.

JSCIB “UkrSibbank” (www.ukrsibbank.com) was registered on June 18, 1990. The Bank has a full NBU license on banking ¹ 75 of December 24, 2001. As of 01.11.2008: net assets – UAH 49.0 bln, capital – UAH 6.3 bln, loan and investment portfolio makes up UAH 44.4 bln, corporate customers’ funds – UAH 7.4 bln, individuals’ funds – UAH 6.6 bln. Regional network currently amounts to more than 1000 branches and outlets throughout Ukraine. 69 thousand of Ukraine’s businesses are customers of JSCIB “UkrSibbank”, the amount of individuals’ accounts exceeds 3.8 mln. In April 2006 it was closed a deal on BNP Paribas purchase of 51% of shares of JSCIB “UkrSibbank”.

BNP Paribas (www.bnpparibas.com) is a European leader of international banking and financial market and one of the three largest banks in the world according to the Standard & Poor’s Rating Agency. The Group is operating in more than 85 countries, and its headcount exceeds 161 000 employees, including 125 000 of them working in Europe. The Group holds top positions by developing key directions: corporate and investment banking, asset management and retail banking. The Group is represented in Europe in all key business streamlines, and major internal markets for retail banking services are Italy and France. BNP Paribas occupies leading positions in the USA as well as in Asia and emerging markets.

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