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UBS Offers $1 Billion AT1s In Fast Start To Year’s Funding Plan
The Swiss lender is offering $1 billion of securities callable in April 2031 at an initial yield of about 8.375%, according to a person with knowledge of the sale.
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UBS Offers $1 Billion AT1s In Fast Start To Year’s Funding Plan
The Swiss lender is offering $1 billion of securities callable in April 2031 at an initial yield of about 8.375%, according to a person with knowledge of the sale.
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The Easy Money Has Already Been Made In Bonds
Asset managers, worried that the end-of-year rally on expectations of a soft landing was overly optimistic, are selling bonds and boosting their cash holdings.
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The Easy Money Has Already Been Made In Bonds
Asset managers, worried that the end-of-year rally on expectations of a soft landing was overly optimistic, are selling bonds and boosting their cash holdings.
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Wipeout Of Risky Credit Suisse Bonds Upends $275 Billion Market
Among the biggest losers in the shotgun sale of Credit Suisse Group AG are investors in the firm's riskiest bonds, known as AT1s, worth $17 billion.
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Wipeout Of Risky Credit Suisse Bonds Upends $275 Billion Market
Among the biggest losers in the shotgun sale of Credit Suisse Group AG are investors in the firm's riskiest bonds, known as AT1s, worth $17 billion.
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Risky Bonds Decimated By Credit Suisse Implosion Are Booming Again
A market that many had presumed dead is back with a vengeance.
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UBS AT1 Bonds Got Orders From Those Stung By Credit Suisse Wipeout
At least two investors whose additional tier 1 holdings were wiped out by Credit Suisse Group AG’s historic writedown have put in orders for UBS Group AG’s latest offering of the same type of security.
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UBS Begins Sale Of First AT1 Bonds Since Credit Suisse Collapse
The bank is offering two dollar-denominated perpetual tranches callable in five and 10 years.
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UBS Begins Sale Of First AT1 Bonds Since Credit Suisse Collapse
The bank is offering two dollar-denominated perpetual tranches callable in five and 10 years.
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Morgan Stanley To Keep Some Of Its Contentious Preferred Shares
Morgan Stanley is keeping hold of some preferred shares that fell through the cracks of the transition away from Libor — the first test of how it will deal with $4.1 billion of the securities.
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Morgan Stanley To Keep Some Of Its Contentious Preferred Shares
Morgan Stanley is keeping hold of some preferred shares that fell through the cracks of the transition away from Libor — the first test of how it will deal with $4.1 billion of the securities.
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AT1s Deliver Big Returns To Traders Braving Credit Suisse Rout
Anyone who took a chance on buying the deeply discounted notes pocketed hefty returns in the last few months.
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A $2 Trillion Inflation-Linked Debt Headache Arrives
Companies are paying more interest on their floating-rate debt, and their inflation-linked obligations are growing bigger.
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A $2 Trillion Inflation-Linked Debt Headache Arrives
Companies are paying more interest on their floating-rate debt, and their inflation-linked obligations are growing bigger.
