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    Bendigo and Adelaide Bank says it plans to raise as much as $250 million through an issue of bonds to retail investors. They will be three-year, floating rate instruments paying interest of 1.4 per cent above the benchmark 90-day bank bill swap rate.

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    Bendigo and Adelaide Bank says it plans to raise as much as $250 million through an issue of bonds to retail investors. Bendigo released the offer document for the bonds yesterday after announcing plans for the issue last week. The bond will be a three-year, floating rate instrument paying interest of 1.4 per cent above the benchmark 90-day bank bill swap rate.
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