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  • Monday, 20 November, 2023
    Inside BusinessPatrick Jenkins
    AT1 rush shows bank investors have short memories

    UBS issue of capital instrument generates hotcake exuberance just months after Credit Suisse wipeout

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  • Tuesday, 13 June, 2023
    LexEuropean banks
    Banks’ AT1s: sweetening reheated coco market with higher yields Premium content

    Two lenders show market is no longer a no-go zone for issuers following Credit Suisse debacle

    A sign of Swiss bank Credit Suisse in Basel, Switzerland
  • Wednesday, 29 March, 2023
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    Additional tier 1 bond market faces ‘risk premium repricing’ in wake of Swiss bank’s debt being written down ahead of equity

    The logo of Swiss bank Credit Suisse in front of a branch office in Zurich
  • Monday, 20 March, 2023
    Banks in turmoil
    Additional tier 1 bonds: the wiped-out debt at centre of Credit Suisse takeover

    Controversy around decision has rippled across the wider $260bn AT1 market

    The Credit Suisse headquarters in Zurich
  • Monday, 20 March, 2023
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    Credit Suisse AT1s: investors go loco after Coco no-no Premium content

    Current rout raises awkward questions about how useful these instruments are as capital buffers

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  • Monday, 20 March, 2023
    Credit Suisse Group AG
    Credit Suisse bondholders in uproar over $17bn debt wipeout

    ECB raises concerns shareholders were prioritised over investors holding additional tier 1 debt

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  • Sunday, 19 March, 2023
    Credit Suisse Group AG
    Holders of $17bn of Credit Suisse bonds wiped out under UBS takeover

    Value of risky additional tier 1 debt written down to zero in move that is expected to jolt markets

    The Zurich head offices of Credit Suisse and UBS
  • Thursday, 2 June, 2022
    LexPeloton Interactive Inc
    Convertible bonds: growth darlings of 2021 smartly raised cash through hybrid securities Premium content

    Raising money is much trickier today, as Peloton has found out

    A Peloton store in California
  • Wednesday, 24 June, 2020
    Adventurous InvestorDavid Stevenson
    The mind-bending world of financial hybrids

    Yields of 6% or more beckon, but be aware of the risks

  • Tuesday, 29 October, 2019
    Chinese bank raises more than $7bn with record convertible bond

    Shanghai Pudong deal draws more than $1tn of orders as issuance of equity-linked instruments surges

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									Close-up view of the magnificent Shanghai Pudong skyline at dusk.
									Photo taken on: October 18th, 2011
  • Friday, 31 August, 2018
    News in-depthHigh yield bonds
    Bank of Cyprus won’t be last lender to pay steep price for bonds

    Record coupon shows the costs Europe’s weaker lenders could face to raise coco bonds

    Cypriot Economy Struggles...Customers stand and wait for the opening of a Bank of Cyprus branch in Limassol, Cyprus, on Thursday, April 26, 2012. CyprusÕs budget deficit widened to 6.3 percent of gross domestic product last year from 5.3 percent of GDP in 2010, according to an e-mailed statement from the European UnionÕs statistics agency. Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg
  • Tuesday, 28 August, 2018
    Capital markets
    Credit Suisse to buy back $6bn of crisis-era debt

    Repurchasing the coco bonds is part of Swiss bank’s plan to reduce funding costs

  • Wednesday, 15 August, 2018
    LexUS & Canadian companies
    Convertible bonds: debt wish Premium content

    2018 has become an ideal time to sell a combination of debt and equity

    FILE- In this Nov. 4, 2017, file photo, the logo of American entertainment company Netflix is pictured at the Paris games week in Paris. Netflix, Inc. reports earnings Monday, April 16, 2018. (AP Photo/Christophe Ena, File)
  • Wednesday, 27 June, 2018
    FT AlphavilleThomas Hale
    Cocos and the evolution of an asset class
  • Friday, 8 June, 2018
    On Wall StreetAlexandra Scaggs
    Convertible bonds surge highlights late stage of credit cycle

    Market on pace for the biggest volume of issuance since financial crisis

    (FILES) In this file photo illustration taken on March 23, 2018 shows Twitter logos on a computer screen in Beijing.
									Twitter said on April 5, 2018 it has suspended over one million accounts for "promotion of terrorism" since 2015, claiming its efforts have begun to make the platform "an undesirable place" to call for violence.In its latest transparency report, Twitter said it suspended 274,460 accounts between July and December 2017 "for violations related to the promotion of terrorism."The figure is down 8.4 percent from the previous reporting period and is the second consecutive decline, a Twitter statement said.
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  • Friday, 8 June, 2018
    News in-depthCapital markets
    Banco Popular serves as a harsh lesson for coco debt holders

    Bondholders still seeking answers a year after Spanish lender’s abrupt failure

  • Friday, 11 May, 2018
    Capital markets
    UK banks’ capital market activity at near-decade high

    Debt sales come as regulation tightens and Bank of England withdraws cheap funding

    Bank signs on the high street in Staines. Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds, Natwest.
  • Wednesday, 21 March, 2018
    LexBanks
    China bank refinancing: infused and enthused Premium content

    Palliatives such as convertible bonds could be good pick-me-ups

  • Wednesday, 7 June, 2017
    Capital markets
    Coco bond contagion contained after Banco Popular wipeout

    Market for riskiest lender debt proves resilient as losses imposed on bank’s bondholders

    A woman uses a Banco Popular's cash dispenser (ATM) next to a Santander office in Barcelona, Spain June 7, 2017. REUTERS/Albert Gea
  • Wednesday, 7 June, 2017
    Capital markets
    Banco Popular CoCo bonds wiped out after Santander takeover

    Santander rescue sends riskiest form of debt to zero in eurozone first

  • Wednesday, 7 June, 2017
    European banks
    Banco Popular CoCo bonds wiped out after Santander takeover
  • Thursday, 2 March, 2017
    European companies
    Bankia demand signals appetite for riskier bank debt

    Spanish issuer attracts €4.8bn in orders for €500m of subordinated bonds

    A customer operates an automated teller machine (ATM) outside a Bankia SA bank branch while elderly men pass by in Madrid, Spain, on Friday, Jan. 10, 2014. Bankia SA, the Spanish bank whose losses forced the government to seek a European bailout, sold twice as much debt as planned in its first issue of senior bonds amid a surge in demand from foreign investors. Photographer: Angel Navarrete/Bloomberg
  • Wednesday, 22 February, 2017
    Capital markets
    European coco bond investors harvest big gains

    Total returns for index of riskiest bank debt near 30 per cent for past year

    Pedestrians pass the Euro symbol sculpture, as seen from the Commerzbank AG headquarters during a news conference to announce the bank's fourth-quarter earnings in Frankfurt, Germany, on Thursday, Feb. 9, 2017. Commerzbank reported a 5.2 percent decline in fourth-quarter profit as it set more money aside for troubled loans to the shipping industry and low interest rates continued to weigh on income from lending. Photographer: Krisztian Bocsi/Bloomberg
  • Tuesday, 21 February, 2017
    European banks
    European coco bonds surge to record highs a year after turmoil
  • Friday, 30 September, 2016
    EU economy
    Deutsche Bank: New lows for cocos, CDS in stress
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