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Firsthand Bank Limited (Registration Number 1929/001225/06) (Incorporated with limited liability in the Republic of South Africa) Issue of ZAR50,000,000 Senior Unsecured Indexed Rate Notes due 7 December

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1. Subordinated forms are typically required by individuals or entities who are seeking to request a lower priority in a financial transaction or agreement.
2. Some common examples of who might need a subordinated form include:
3. - Borrowers looking to apply for a subordinated loan, where the repayment of their debt is secondary to another existing debt.
4. - Contractors or subcontractors seeking to establish a subordinated lien position in a construction project.
5. - Individuals or companies looking to subordinate their rights or claims in a legal settlement or court case.
6. - Investors or creditors agreeing to subordinate their interest or claims to prioritize the repayment of another party's debt.
7. It is important to consult with the relevant authority or legal professional to determine whether a subordinated form is necessary for your specific situation.

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What is subordinated?

Subordinated refers to a lower priority status in terms of debt repayment.

Who is required to file subordinated?

Financial institutions or entities holding subordinated debt are required to file subordinated.

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What is the purpose of subordinated?

The purpose of subordinated is to provide transparency and accountability in the financial industry.

What information must be reported on subordinated?

Details of the subordinated debt, including terms, amount, and interest rates, must be reported on subordinated.