2026-06-30
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The Bank of Korea announces the issuance of Monetary Stabilization Bond 00000-2807-0200 with a scheduled amount of 2,500 billion won and a two-year maturity. The bond will be sold via competitive bidding on July 1, 2026, with settlement occurring on July 2, 2026, and interest paid quarterly in arrears. Eligible institutions may bid through the BOK-Wire+ system using a Dutch auction method, subject to specific bidding limits and rate increment rules.
Monetary Stabilization Bond 00000-2807-0200 Issuance Notice Jun 30, 2026 The Bank of Korea announces the issuance of MSB 00000-2807-0200 as follows.
(Appendix) Details of MSB Issuance
10 billion won. The bidding limit for each institution is set at within 60% of the scheduled issue amount of competitive bidding. ㅇ Application method for auction: specify the interest rate up to the third decimal place in annual terms (in increments of 0.5bp) – One institution can bid at up to six different rates (However, re-bidding at the same rate is not allowed). C. How to determine a successful bid ㅇ Winning bidders are determined sequentially, starting with the lowest rate among the bids and working up to the scheduled issue amount. – If the amount of bids at the same rate exceeds the scheduled issue amount, excess bids may be accepted within a range of up to 20% of the scheduled issue amount, if necessary. ㅇ Successful bid rate – The highest winning rate determined by competitive bidding (dutch auction) D. Settlement date: Refer to the Notice ㅇ Each winning bidder will pay at the winning rate through its current account established with the Bank of Korea. ㅇ The Issue price is calculated in millions of won (rounding down for amounts less than one million won). <Formula for calculating issue price> Issue Price = × × : face value, : coupon rate, : issue yield : number of interest payments per year : number of remaining interest payments : number of days from the day following the sales date to the next interest payment due date : number of days from the day after the last interest payment due date (or issue date if no interest is due) to the next interest payment due date