Authorisation restrictions and investor demand drove MACCS structure, says Credit Suisse

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Authorisation restrictions and investor demand drove MACCS structure, says Credit Suisse

Investor preference for a short dated mandatory convertible combined with restrictions in two of the four authorisations that were being used drove Credit Suisse to choose a short-dated convertible structure for its equity clawback-style deal, bankers close to the deal said on Monday.

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