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This document serves as the Applicable Pricing Supplement for the issuance of ZAR 30,000,000 Republic of South Africa Credit-Linked Notes due in March 2032, under Absa Bank Limited\'s Master Structured Note Programme. It outlines the terms and conditions, risks, and features related to the issuance of these notes.

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How to fill out applicable pricing supplement

1. Begin with the header, indicating the title 'Applicable Pricing Supplement'.
2. Fill in the date when the pricing supplement is being completed.
3. Enter the identification details of the security, including the name, type, and any relevant identifiers such as CUSIP or ISIN.
4. Provide the pricing terms, including the interest rate, maturity date, and any relevant pricing formulas.
5. Include any special features or conditions that may apply to the security.
6. Review all fields for accuracy and completeness before submission.
7. Sign and date the document, if required, to finalize.

Who needs applicable pricing supplement?

1. Investors interested in purchasing the securities.
2. Issuers preparing to offer new securities to the market.
3. Underwriters and financial institutions involved in the sale of the securities.
4. Regulatory bodies that require documentation of pricing for compliance.

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What is applicable pricing supplement?

An applicable pricing supplement is a document that provides specific details about the terms and pricing of a security being offered. It supplements a base prospectus by including relevant pricing, interest rates, maturity dates, and other pertinent financial information.

Who is required to file applicable pricing supplement?

The issuer of the securities, or their designated representatives, are required to file the applicable pricing supplement to ensure that investors have access to the most accurate and timely information regarding the terms of the offering.

How to fill out applicable pricing supplement?

To fill out an applicable pricing supplement, issuers must provide detailed information including the type of securities, pricing details, interest rates, maturity, and any additional terms specific to the offering. They should accurately complete all sections and ensure compliance with regulatory standards.

What is the purpose of applicable pricing supplement?

The primary purpose of an applicable pricing supplement is to inform potential investors about the specific terms and conditions of a security offering, ensuring transparency and helping investors make informed decisions.

What information must be reported on applicable pricing supplement?

The applicable pricing supplement must report information such as the pricing date, offering amount, interest rates, payment terms, maturity dates, risk factors, and any special provisions related to the offered securities.