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UniCredit is seeking €90m from Caius Capital due to the hedge fund’s actions over the past few months in relation to the convertible and subordinated hybrid equity-linked securities (Cashes). -
Aviva has opened a £14m ($18.25m) goodwill payment programme for investors who lost money by selling its preference shares after it said it could cancel the securities at par.
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Investors buying the bonds of banks must weigh up strong results and improved balance sheets with upcoming political flashpoints around the world. Meanwhile, supply has dried up along with the weather, but issuers could choose to beat the rush at the end of the month.
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Aviva has opened a goodwill payment programme for investors who lost money by selling its preference shares after it said it could cancel the securities at par. This follows anger among many holders of the asset class over that announcement.
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Vienna Insurance Group is redeeming a legacy tier one note next month, but does not intend to replace it with a restricted tier one (RT1) bond. Once one Austrian or German insurer issues, others will follow, according to CreditSights.
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South Korea’s Woori Bank returned to the debt market on Monday, raising $300m from a Basel III-compliant tier two bond.
