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National Australia Bank Ltd. repurchased US$2.0 million of subordinated floating-rate notes.
The notes were issued Oct. 9, 1986. After the cancellation of the repurchased notes, the outstanding nominal amount of the 1986 notes will be US$52.2 million, according to an Aug. 1 filing.