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12. Held-to-maturity investments<br />

2007 2006<br />

State restructuring bonds 35,065 35,072<br />

State bonds 47,134 42,947<br />

Bank bonds and other bonds issued by fi nancial sector 7,270 7,276<br />

Corporate notes and bonds 1,272 1,309<br />

90,741 86,604<br />

Impairment losses (note 11) (20) (24)<br />

90,721 86,580<br />

38<br />

State restructuring bonds<br />

As part of the pre-privatisation restructuring process<br />

of the Bank, the Slovak government decided<br />

to transfer the receivables of the Bank arising from<br />

non-performing loans to state agencies. These special<br />

purpose agencies were created and are under<br />

the full control of the state. In December 1999 and<br />

June 2000, the Slovak government recapitalized<br />

the Bank by transferring the non-performing loans,<br />

including principal and interest, to Konsolidačná<br />

<strong>banka</strong> Bratislava (‘KBB’) with a gross value of Sk<br />

58.6 billion, and Slovenská konsolidačná (‘SKO’)<br />

with a gross value of Sk 7.6 billion, which gave<br />

rise to the Bank’s receivables from KBB and SKO<br />

in the total amount of Sk 66.2 billion. In January<br />

and March 2001, these receivables were swapped<br />

at par for state restructuring bonds with a total nominal<br />

value of Sk 66.2 billion.<br />

Restructuring bonds were issued by the Ministry<br />

of Finance of the Slovak Republic, acting on behalf<br />

of the Slovak government as the fi nancial intermediary.<br />

The bonds are legally considered to represent<br />

sovereign and unconditional direct obligations of<br />

the Slovak Republic and therefore there is no need<br />

for additional state guarantees. The bond conditions<br />

are the same as for any other similar type<br />

of securities issued by the Slovak Republic, i.e. are<br />

fully redeemable by the Slovak Republic, there is<br />

no clause regarding rollover, early or late extinguishments<br />

and do not allow for conversion into any<br />

other type of fi nancial instruments.<br />

At 31 December 2007 and 2006, the Group held<br />

in its portfolio the following state restructuring<br />

bonds:<br />

(a) 7-year state bonds with a nominal value of Sk<br />

11,300 million, due on 30 January 2008, bearing<br />

variable interest rate of 6M BRIBOR;<br />

(b) 10-year state bonds with a nominal value of Sk<br />

11,044 million, due on 30 January 2011, bearing<br />

variable interest rate for 6M BRIBOR;<br />

(c) 7-year state bonds with a nominal value of Sk<br />

4,700 million, due on 29 March 2008, bearing variable<br />

interest rate of 6M BRIBOR;<br />

(d) 10-year state bonds with a nominal value of Sk<br />

7,497 million, due on 29 March 2011, bearing variable<br />

interest rate of 6M BRIBOR.<br />

The 7-year state restructuring bond with a nominal<br />

value of Sk 11,300 million was fully repaid on<br />

30 January 2008.<br />

<strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> 2007

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