GENERAL: WBC: Challenger Portfolio Endowment Warrants - TLS
19 Feb 2010 5:12 pm
WBC
19/02/2010
GENERAL
REL: 1712 HRS Westpac Banking Corporation
GENERAL: WBC: Challenger Portfolio Endowment Warrants - TLS
Westpac Banking Corporation ABN 33 007 457 141
Structured Equity Investments
Level 5, 275 Kent Street
Sydney NSW 2000
Telephone: 61 2 8204 2727
Facsimile: 61 2 8254 0795
www.westpac.com.au/structuredinvestments
19 February 2010
Mr Neil Walsh
Warrant Administration
Australian Securities Exchange
Level 6, 20 Bridge St
Sydney NSW 2000
Dear Mr Walsh,
Re: Challenger Portfolio Endowment Warrants containing securities in TLS:
Change in the Outstanding Amounts
In accordance with the terms of the relevant Offering Circulars pertaining to
the Portfolio
Endowment Warrants named above, the ASX must be given notice of the level of
the
Outstanding Amount whenever there is a Reduction Amount within seven days
thereafter.
Westpac Banking Corporation, by this letter, gives the ASX notice of the
same.
Distribution/ Entitlement of Security
Securities Telstra Corporation Limited
ASX Code TLS
Distribution/Entitlement Ordinary dividend
Distribution Amount/Security $0.14
Ex-distribution date 22 February 2010
Payment Date of Reduction Amount 26 March 2010
As detailed in the applicable Offering Circulars, distributions constitute a
Reduction Amount. The
Reduction Amount reduces the Outstanding Amount, and therefore the Final
Payment.
Changes in Outstanding Amounts
Portfolio
Endowment
Warrant
Underlying
Security
Number of
Securities
in Portfolio
Total
Reduction
Amount
per
Warrant
Number Of
Warrants
Outstanding
Amount After
Reduction
Amount
1,000 $742.70
PEWEEA TLS 21 $0.0029
1 $0.7427
Westpac Banking Corporation ABN 33 007 457 141
Changes in Outstanding Amounts
Portfolio
Endowment
Warrant
Underlying
Security
Number of
Securities
in Portfolio
Total
Reduction
Amount
per
Warrant
Number Of
Warrants
Outstanding
Amount After
Reduction
Amount
1,000 $537.30
PEWEEB TLS 20 $0.0028
1 $0.5373
Current Rates at which the Outstanding Amounts Increase
Pursuant to the Offering Circulars dated 11 October 2001 and 11 November 2002
Outstanding
Amounts payable under the warrants increase at the Base Rate plus the Margin.
The following table
sets out the rates applicable to all series of Endowment Warrants issued by
Challenger Equities
Limited for the current calendar quarter:
Rates from 1 January 2010 to 31 March 2010 inclusive
Base Rate (p.a.) 4.11%
Margin (p.a.) 2.50%
Total (p.a.) 6.61%
Portfolio Constitution - PEWEEA & PEWEEB Portfolio Endowment Warrants
Pursuant to an Offering Circular dated 11 October 2001 (PEWEEA) and 11
November 2002
(PEWEEB), the constitution of the portfolios is set out in the following
table:
ASX
Code Underlying Shares
No of Shares in
Underlying Parcel
PEWEEA
No of Shares in
Underlying Parcel
PEWEEB
AWC Alumina Limited 12 13
AMC Amcor Limited N/A 11
AMP AMP Limited 5 8
ANZ Australia and New Zealand Banking
Group Limited 6 5
BHP BHP Billiton Limited 11 10
BXB Brambles Industries Limited 9 15
CBA Commonwealth Bank of Australia 3 3
CSL CSL Limited 6 N/A
FGL Foster's Group Limited 20 20
MQG Macquarie Group Limited 3 N/A
NAB National Australia Bank Limited 3 3
NWS News Corporation Limited 3.5 5
RIO Rio Tinto Limited 3 3
SUN Suncorp Metway N/A 9
TLS Telstra Corporation Limited 21 20
WBC Westpac Banking Corporation 14.86 13.55
WES Wesfarmers Limited 3 3
Westpac Banking Corporation ABN 33 007 457 141
WOW Woolworths Limited 8 8
WPL Woodside Petroleum Limited 7 8
WDC Westfield Group 5 8
For further information please contact Westpac Banking Corporation on 1800
990 107.
For and on behalf of Westpac Banking Corporation
End CA:00191434 For:WBC Type:GENERAL Time:2010-02-19:17:12:35 More announcements for WBC
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