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FRN Variable Rate Fix

·1 min read

LONDON, June 20, 2022--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

As Agent Bank, please be advised of the following rate determined on: 6/16/2022

Issue

¦ Great Hall Mortgages No.1 plc - Series 2007-01 EUR 55,600,000 Class Bb FRN due 18 Mar 2039

ISIN Number

¦ XS0288628810

ISIN Reference

¦ 28862881

Issue Nomin EUR

¦ 55600000

Period

¦ 6/20/2022 to 9/19/2022

Payment Date 9/19/2022

Number of Days

¦ 91

Rate

¦ 0.048

Denomination EUR

¦ 100000

¦ 55600000

¦

Amount Payable per Denomination

¦ 12.13

¦ 6746.13

¦

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