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          13.  Expired                           14.  Open                                      Notes
          15.  Purchases

          9.7 Further Readings




           Books      Magazines and Journals
                      Barker, William W, SEC Registration of Public Offerings under the Securities Act of
                      1933. Chicago: American Bar Association, 1997.
                      Brown, Meredith, ed. Mechanics of Global Equity Offerings: Structuring the Offering
                      and Negotiating the Underwriting Agreement. Cambridge, MA: Kluwer Law and
                      Taxation Publishers, 1995.
                      Goldblatt, Jennifer, “Market Ho-Hum about New Revenue Limit on Securities
                      Underwriting.”American Banker, 26 December 1996, 20.
                      Invest in an IPO or DPO. Chicago: Dearborn Trade, 1998.
                      Johnson,  Hazel  J, The  Banker’s  Guide  to  Investment  Banking:  Securities  and
                      Underwriting Activities in Commercial Banking. New York: McGraw-Hill Professional
                      Book Group, 1996.

                      Lipman, Frederick D, Going Public: Everything You Need to Know to Successfully
                      Turn a Private Enterprise  into a Publicly Traded  Company. Upland, PA:  DIANE
                      Publishing, 1998.

                      Shillinglaw, Gordon,  Accounting: A Management  Approach. 9th ed. New York:
                      McGraw-Hill Higher Education, 1992.




          Online links  http://www.articlesbase.com/college-and-university-articles/redemption-of-
                      debentures-5644906.html

                      http://www.scribd.com/doc/24202747/Study-Note-7-4-Page-542-564
                      http://dynamictutorial.blogspot.in/2012/02/company-account-debentures.html

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             Case Study  18 January. For Immediate Release

             THFC Bond deal breaks 5% Cost barrier!
             At a time when bank pricing is once again increasing for housing associations, THFC took
             advantage of continued low Gilt yields to issue a £131m follow on (tap) issue of its 32 year
             THFC Funding (3) deal. The deal was lead managed by Royal Bank of Canada and Royal
             Bank of Scotland and was for ten underlying borrowers. The yield on the deal was 4.94%.
             The 5% barrier is an important psychological barrier on long term deals for investors and
             borrowers alike. “Since 2006 out of £3.6bn of HA public bond issuance, only £180m has
             priced below 5% - and we had been responsible for £69m of that” said Piers Williamson,
             Chief Executive of THFC. THFC had to pay a credit spread on the deal of 2%, the highest it
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