Key Takeaways
- • Morgan Stanley's MS3997250 is a USD 1,000 face-value corporate bond issued April 24, 2013, maturing April 24, 2028, with a minimum denomination of USD 1,000.
- • The bond carries a conditional coupon paid quarterly, and the profile lists upcoming payment dates of July 26, 2027, October 25, 2027, January 24, 2028, and April 24, 2028.
- • Outstanding principal is reported at USD 10.91 million, and the country of risk is listed as the United States.
- • The profile does not display a coupon rate, per-period payment amounts, or a redemption type, so these terms cannot be confirmed from the page.
Summary
On the coupon side, the bond is classified as a conditional coupon type with quarterly payment frequency. The payout schedule shows three upcoming accrual and payment periods: an accrual date of July 26, 2027 for the period ending October 25, 2027 (92 days), an accrual date of October 25, 2027 for the period ending January 24, 2028 (92 days), and an accrual date of January 24, 2028 for the period ending April 24, 2028 (91 days). The interest rate and amount columns are blank for these dates, so the page does not state the coupon rate or the dollar amount per payment. The day count basis and coupon change type fields are also unpopulated.
Redemption details are limited. TradingView reports an outstanding amount of 10.91 million USD, but the redemption type field is empty. Based on the stated maturity date, the bond is scheduled to retire in April 2028, roughly 18 months after the October 3, 2026 story date. Investors seeking the coupon rate, payment history, or sinking fund terms would need to consult the issuer's offering documents or a fuller data source.
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