Landeskreditbank Baden-Württemberg - L-Bank
Landeskreditbank Baden-Württemberg - L-Bank
Landeskreditbank Baden-Württemberg - L-Bank
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DEBT RECORD<br />
Since its formation in 1952, <strong>Baden</strong>-Württemberg has always paid promptly when due the full amount of the<br />
principal of and interest on its indebtedness.<br />
Debt<br />
Direct Debt of <strong>Baden</strong>-Württemberg as of December 31, 2004(1)<br />
Interest rate<br />
(%)<br />
Date of<br />
issue Maturity<br />
(in millions of EUR)<br />
Principal<br />
Amount<br />
Outstanding<br />
Bonds and Government bonds ...................................<br />
(1.) 6.20% of 1993 ............................................. 6.20 1993 2013 255.6<br />
(2.) 6.50% of 1993 ............................................. 6.50 1993 2024 43.5<br />
(3.) 6.50% of 1995 ............................................. 6.50 1995 2005 255.6<br />
(4.) 6.00% of 1996 ............................................. 6.00 1996 2006 255.6<br />
(5.) 6.50% of 1996 ............................................. 6.50 1996 2006 255.6<br />
(6.) 6.50% of 1996 ............................................. 6.50 1996 2006 255.6<br />
(7.) 6.25/7.75% of 1996 ......................................... 6.25/7.75 1996 2026 127.8<br />
(8.) 6.125% of 1996 ............................................ 6.125 1996 2006 306.8<br />
(9.) 6.00/7.625% of 1996 ........................................ 6.00/7.625 1996 2027 153.4<br />
(10.) 6.75% of 1996 ............................................ 6.75 1996 2026 51.1<br />
(11.) 5.75% of 1998 ............................................ 5.75 1998 2028 511.3<br />
(12.) 4.75% of 1998 ............................................ 4.75 1998 2008 383.5<br />
(13.) 5.50% of 2000 ............................................ 5.50 2000 2008 50.0<br />
(14.) 6.90% of 2000 (HKD500 million) (2) ........................... 6.90 2000 2005 75.0<br />
(15.) 2.03% of 2001 (JPY3.0 billion) (3) ............................. 2.03 2001 2016 27.3<br />
(16.) 3-M-GBPLibor–0.205% of 2002 (100 Mio.GBP) (4) ............... 3-M-GBP<br />
Libor-0.205% 2002 2005 161.3<br />
(17.) 4.50% of 2002 ............................................ 4.50 2002 2005 750.0<br />
(18.) 4.75% of 2002 ............................................ 4.75 2002 2008 500.0<br />
(19.) 4.78% of 2002 ............................................ 4.78 2002 2008 100.0<br />
(20.) 2.75% of 2002 (600 Mio CHF) (5) .............................. 2.75 2002 2007 408.9<br />
(21.) 3.25% of 2003 ............................................ 3.25 2003 2008 1,500.0<br />
(22.) 3.50% of 2003 ............................................ 3.50 2003 2010 1,000.0<br />
(23.) 3.38% of 2004 ............................................ 3.38 2004 2009 1,250.0<br />
Total bonds and government bonds .............................. 8,678.1 (6)<br />
Other borrowings (7) ............................................. 28,875.6 (6)<br />
<strong>Baden</strong>-Württemberg’s total direct debt (1) ......................... 37,553.6 (6)<br />
(1) Does not include liabilities to the public sector.<br />
(2) This debt is carried at a value of EUR 75 million, which expresses a notional Euro/Hong Kong dollar<br />
exchange rate of EUR 1.00 = HKD 6.66667.<br />
(3) This debt is carried at a value of EUR 27.3 million, which expresses a notional Euro/Japanese yen exchange<br />
rate of EUR 1.00 = JPY109.89011.<br />
(4) This debt is carried at a value of EUR 161.3 million, which expresses a notional Euro/pound Sterling<br />
exchange rate of EUR 1.00 = GBP0.61996.<br />
(5) This debt is carried at a value of EUR 408.9 million, which expresses a notional Euro/Swiss Francs<br />
exchange rate of EUR 1.00 = CHF1.46735.<br />
(6) The total shown here is the rounded exact amount.<br />
(7) Medium- and long-term loans evidenced by promissory notes placed with investors (Schuldscheindarlehen)<br />
and credit line agreements with a remaining term of up to approximately 35 years (2038). The following<br />
table presents a maturity break down of these borrowings:<br />
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