Tasos Vossos

2 months ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Tasos Vossos

Julius Baer Group Ltd. is getting ready to sell its first Additional Tier 1 bond with an equity conversion clause, joining the Swiss market’s switch away from a structure that drew investors’ ire when $17 billion of Credit Suisse debt went to zero. The lender has hired Goldman Sachs Group Inc. to arrange calls with investors ahead of an expected $400 million AT1 issue callable in 2030, according to a person familiar with the matter who asked not to be identified.

2 months ago | bloomberg.com | Tasos Vossos |Esteban Duarte

A type of risky debt that has taken US capital markets by storm in the past year is now emerging in bonds designed to unlock hundreds of billions in lending for the world’s poorest. The offer of a 30-year hybrid bond on Thursday by the West African Development Bank marks a shift in the world of multilateral development bank financing by adopting a template that emerged a year ago.

2 months ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Tasos Vossos |Esteban Duarte

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2 months ago | finance.yahoo.com | Tasos Vossos |Esteban Duarte

(Bloomberg) -- A type of risky debt that has taken US capital markets by storm in the past year is now emerging in bonds designed to unlock hundreds of billions in lending for the world’s poorest. The offer of a 30-year hybrid bond on Thursday by the West African Development Bank marks a shift in the world of multilateral development bank financing by adopting a template that emerged a year ago.

2 months ago | financialpost.com | Tasos Vossos |Ethan Steinberg

The knee-jerk reaction has been to sell. More than three-quarters of US dollar bonds issued by emerging market companies dropped on Monday morning, based on data compiled by Bloomberg. In Europe, bonds in carmakers, led by Volkswagen AG’s riskiest slice of debt, were the biggest decliners. And in the US, a gauge of credit risk rose the most intraday since last Monday’s global market rout, reflecting fears that tariffs will reboot inflation.