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SSB issue

GX17040N

Issued 03 Apr 2017 · Matures 01 Apr 2027

Year 1 rate

1.02%

10-year average: 2.27%

Application window

01 Mar 2017 – 28 Mar 2017

Allotment: S$71M · Applied: S$72M 102% of allotment

SSB year-1 rate history

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This issue in context

Descriptive observations from MAS issuance history — not forecasts or recommendations.

Coupon & return schedule

The coupon is the interest paid each year. The cumulative return is the effective average rate if you hold the bond for that many years and redeem.

Year held Coupon Cumulative return
Year 1 1.02% 1.02%
Year 2 1.44% 1.23%
Year 3 1.69% 1.38%
Year 4 1.89% 1.50%
Year 5 2.15% 1.63%
Year 6 2.45% 1.76%
Year 7 2.72% 1.89%
Year 8 3.00% 2.02%
Year 9 3.29% 2.14%
Year 10 3.59% 2.27%

Frequently asked questions

When does the application window close for GX17040N?
Applications for GX17040N close on 28 Mar 2017 at 9pm Singapore time. Allotment results are published a few business days later via MAS and your bank.
When does GX17040N mature?
GX17040N matures on 01 Apr 2027 — a 10-year tenor from issue date. SSBs can also be redeemed in any month before maturity at face value plus accrued interest.
How does GX17040N's year-1 rate compare to recent SSB issues?
GX17040N's year-1 rate of 1.02% is down 2 bp from the prior issue. Recent year-1 rates: 1.04% (GX17030H, Mar 2017), 1.05% (GX17020E, Feb 2017), 0.91% (GX17010W, Jan 2017). Twelve-month trough was 0.77% (GX16110H).
How does GX17040N's year-1 rate compare to the current 6-month T-bill?
GX17040N pays 1.02% in year 1, 43 bp lower than the latest 6-month T-bill cutoff of 1.45% (BS26110S, auctioned 21 May 2026). T-bills lock funds for 6 months; SSB is redeemable any month at face value, with a 10-year step-up coupon schedule.
Can I redeem GX17040N before maturity?
Yes. SSBs can be redeemed in any month at face value plus accrued interest, with no penalty. Redemption requests open on the 1st of each month and close at 9pm on the 4th business day before month-end. Funds are credited on the 2nd business day of the following month.
How is the SSB year-1 rate calculated?
MAS computes each issue's coupon schedule from the average SGS yields in the reference month preceding the announcement (year-1 from the 1-year average, year-10 from the 10-year average, intermediate years interpolated). The full method is documented at /learn/how-ssb-works/.

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