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THE STANDARD BANK OF SOUTH AFRICA LIMITED - SCIB: The standard Bank Of South Africa - Termination of knockout warrant

Release Date: 23/04/2019 16:23
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SCIB: The standard Bank Of South Africa - Termination of knockout warrant

Standard Bank of South Africa Limited

Termination of Listing

23/04/2019

NOTICE: TERMINATION OF LISTING - TOPSKX - INDEX KNOCKOUT WARRANT (PUT)
Knock-Out Level:           53,000 index points
JSE Code:                  TOPSKX
JSE Short Name:            SB TOP PKX
JSE Long Name:             SBTOP53000PKX0002OCT19
ISIN Code:                 ZAE000263703

In terms of the Pricing Supplement read with the Common Terms Document
and relevant Conditions Annexure, the listing of TOPSKX lapsed
automatically when the FTSE / JSE Top 40 Index ("the
Index") was greater than or equal to the Knockout Level of 53,000 index
points. The Index was greater than or equal to this Knockout Level of
53,000 index points on 23rd April 2019.

Warrant holders are accordingly no longer able to trade the above
Knockout Warrants.

For further information contact:

Standard Bank
Warrants
Tel 0800 111 780

Email: derivatives@standardbank.co.za

Issuer: The Standard Bank of South Africa Limited
Sponsor: SBG Securities (Pty) Ltd

This notice should be read together with the Common Terms Document,
Conditions Annexure and relevant Supplement which collectively record
the terms and conditions of the agreement between the Issuer and
Warrantholders.
SCIB

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