Bank of Queensland (BOQ) opened an offer to buy back the remaining volume of its government-guaranteed notes maturing in October this year on February 19. The offer covers the A$653 million (US$673.1 million) of floating rate notes or just over half the A$1.25 billion originally issued in the line. BOQ has already retired A$625.6 million of the line in question, in June last year.
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