Change in exercise price - AMPWAA
Document date:
Thu 16 Nov 2000
Published:
Thu 16 Nov 2000 17:42:26
Document No:
170100
Document part:
A
Market Flag:
N
Classification:
Structured Products - Other
AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND BANKING GROUP LI 2000-11-16 ASX-SIGNAL-G HOMEX - Melbourne +++++++++++++++++++++++++ Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited ABN 11 005 357 522 (ANZ) has made the following change to the AMPWAA Series of warrants (Warrants) effective 16 November 2000: AMPWAA Exercise Price (per Underlying Security); $19.00 This is a Supplementary Offering Circular to the Offering Circular dated 20 October 2000 issued by ANZ as Warrant Issuer and ANZ Securities Limited ABN 16 004 997 111 (ANZ Securities) as Broker to the Issue. There were no holders of the Warrants other than ANZ or its associates at the time of the change. No other term of the Warrants has been varied and no other part of the Offering Circular is affected. No other circumstance has arisen and no other information has become available since the date of the Offering Circular that should materially affect an investors assessment of the risks, rights and obligations associated with the Warrants or the capacity of the issuer to honour and to perform its obligations in respect of the Warrants. Copies of the Offering Circular dated 20 October 2000 and this Supplementary Offering Circular may be obtained from ANZ by calling 1 800 337 358. This Supplementary Offering Circular is issued for the purposes of the ASX Business Rules. Unless the context otherwise requires, interpretation rules applying to the Offering Circular apply in this Supplementary Offering Circular. This is not a disclosure document registered or lodged under Part 6D of the Corporations Law and Australian Stock Exchange Limited and Australian Securities and Investments Commission take no responsibility for its contents. AMP Limited has had no involvement in the preparation and issue of this Supplementary Offering Circular. ANZ Securities engages in market making activities in relation to the Warrants and is responsible for managing the hedging strategies of its associate, ANZ. For these purposes, a related body corporate beneficially owns all of the Warrants not held by investors. The number of Warrants held necessarily fluctuates from time to time. In managing the hedging strategies, ANZ Securities may deal in shares the subject of Warrants or any derivative of those shares. Potential investors should always seek expert independent advice relating to their own financial situation and objectives before investing in warrants. G D Miller ATTORNEY

