Investment Facilities
Features of Our Investment Facilities
North State Finance Limited invites you to subscribe for Debentures and/or Unsecured Notes under Prospectus No.19 dated 1st DECEMBER 2009 and lodged with the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC).
The issue of Debentures and Unsecured Notes forms part of a program to provide funds for use in a range of finance facilities offered by the Company.
Applications can only be made on the Form accompanying the Prospectus lodged with the Australian Securities & Investment Commission (ASIC).
The Prospectus and Investment Application Form is available by:
'NSF' Prospectus which includes Investment Application Form
(click on following link) PROSPECTUS?what is a prospectus?(Adobe Acrobat Reader required to view PDF format, approx size 1.2KB )
Disclosure Documents (click on following link) <disclosure documents page.
TERM INVESTMENTS
North State Finance offers Debentures & Unsecured Notes for a range of terms. Interest is calculated daily but can be paid monthly, quarterly, six monthly or at maturity.
North State Finance's facilities include:
- Debentures and
- Unsecured Notes
Debentures and Unsecured Notes are general debt obligations of the issuer, North State Finance Limited. North State Finance uses Debentures and Unsecured Notes to maintain and expand the Company's lending portfolio. North State Finance Debentures and North State Finance Unsecured Notes are described on page 13 of the Prospectus.
Repayment of Debentures and accrued interest on these Debentures is secured by a first ranking charge over the whole of the assets and undertakings of the Company. Unsecured Notes issued under the Prospectus do not have the benefit of this charge and are subordinated to the other unsecured obligations of the company.
Under the North State Finance Prospectus an At Call Account means a (North State Finance) Unsecured Note that is at call on 24 hours notice.?what are On Call Accounts?
Interest begins to accrue on a daily basis from the date of lodgement of application money with the Company. Except in those cases where interest is payable in full upon maturity, interest will be payable by cheque or direct credit on the last days of March, June, September and December in each year as well as on the maturity date.
Holders of Debentures or Unsecured Notes may instruct the Company in writing to reinvest the interest paid at the end of each quarter.
Repayment Prior To Maturity
The Company will give consideration to any written request by an investor who through unforseen and exceptional circumstances or hardship wishes to withdraw the whole or part of an investment before maturity.
In summary:
You should consider the Prospectus in deciding whether to invest in the Company's Debentures and Unsecured Notes. Investments are not a bank deposit. Investors risk losing some or all of their principal investment. No credit rating has been obtained to independently access the risk of your investment. Further general information regarding investing in debentures and fixed interest deposits can be found at the ASIC website: http://fido.gov.au or follow this link:Investor Guide
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