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MADRID, June 13 (Reuters) - Spain's BBVA said on Tuesday it reopened the market with the issuance of the first contingent convertible bond (Coco) since the rescue of Credit Suisse in March 2023. The bank said it aimed to raise between 750 million euros ($810.08 million) and 1 billion euros with this issuance. According to Refinitiv capital markets news service IFR, the issuance had already
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Spain's BBVA said on Tuesday it reopened the market with the issuance of the first contingent convertible bond since the rescue of Credit Suisse in March 2023. The bank said it aimed to... | June 13, 2023
Spain's BBVA and Bank of Cyprus reopened the market with the issuance of the first euro-denominated contingent convertible bonds since the rescue of Credit Suisse in March, in what is seen as... | June 13, 2023
Spain's BBVA and Bank of Cyprus reopened the market with the issuance of the first euro-denominated contingent convertible bonds (CoCo) since the rescue of Credit Suisse in March, in what is seen as an attempt to restore confidence in the banks' riskiest debt instruments.