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Swedbank will consider any private buyback offers on its tier two bonds that are callable in the near future, having nearly doubled its capital ratio from pre-crisis levels.
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The Irish government’s stake in Bank of Ireland could rise to 87.7%, depending on the result of the Eu4.35bn capital raising plan for the bank. BoI announced further details of the proposals on Wednesday, but bankers involved declined to speculate on likely investor take-up for what could be a rights issue as big as Eu2.23bn.
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Bondholder battles over Irish bank burden-sharing intensified this week as creditors vowed to continue fighting moves to haircut their investments in Allied Irish Banks and Bank of Ireland’s subordinated debt despite an Irish High Court judgement going against them on Thursday. -
ICICI Bank surprised analysts this week when it decided to skip the call on an outstanding $25m deal, instead launching an exchange offer for the bond, alongside two other private placements that are also due to be called this year.
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Investors holding more than $1bn Bank of Ireland sub debt securities have attacked the liability management exercise that the bank launched on Wednesday, saying it is “fatally flawed” and threatening to oppose the proposal and any subsequent legal action.
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Swedbank will consider any private buyback offers on its tier two bonds that are callable in the near future, having nearly doubled its capital ratio since pre-crisis levels.
