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Morgan Stanley – FTSE Capital Plus Plan 3

Morgan Stanley

FTSE Capital Plus Plan 3

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Type: Capital-protected bond

Aim: Growth linked to the performance of the FTSE 100 index

Minimum-maximum investment: £5,000-no maximum, Isa £4,000-£7,000

Term: Six years

Return: The greater of 26% of the original investment or 55% of the growth in the index at the end of the term

Guarantee: Original capital returned in full at the end of the term regardless of the performance of the index

Closing date: December 29, 2006, December 15, 2006 for Pep/Isa transfers

Commission: Initial 3%

Tel: 020 7425 9000

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