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War aus der irish time von google runterkopiert. (so mein Widerspruch an die Forummoderatoren, die sich gerne bei mir melden können)
hier nochmal der Artikel:
BANK of Ireland is set to become the first bailed-out bank to return to the bond markets, after saying it plans to raise funds secured on some of its pool of Irish mortgages.
Speculation in the markets suggested the bank could raise as much as €1bn through the deal, and that it is likely to pay around 3.5pc to borrow on the markets for an anticipated three years. Bank of Ireland would not comment on the details of the planned bond before a call with investors today.
The "covered bond" deal will be the first bond issued by an Irish bank without a state guarantee for three years. It will be Bank of Ireland's first public bond of any kind since 2010.
A "covered bond" is a type of IOU that is secured not on the borrower itself but on a pool of assets.
The planned bond deal marks a cautious return to independent borrowing for Bank of Ireland, and a low-risk investment for investors.
The Bank of Ireland bond is expected to be rated Baa3 by Moody's and A (low) by Canadian rating agency DBRS – better than their ratings for the Irish Government.
The bank has hired five banks to manage the deal: Citi, Morgan Stanley, Nomura, Ulster Bank parent RBS and UBS.
Bank of Ireland is looking to take advantage of the increasingly positive sentiment about Ireland in the markets.
Traders say they have seen strong interest for older Irish bank bonds in recent weeks, which indicates that investors will lend to the banks at much lower rates than would have been expected even last summer.
The most recent Bank of Ireland bond was a €750m government-guaranteed deal issued in October 2010, shortly before the State itself collapsed into the EU/IMF bailout.
Management at Bank of Ireland will hold a conference call with investors and analysts on the planned deal today, when the bank is also due to publish its interim management statement for the year to the end of September.
Meanwhile, Bank of Ireland is providing €50m of loans to build eight schools under a public private partnership (PPP) deal in the first financing of its kind since 2010.
It is backing the deal in a 50/50 venture with the European Investment Bank (EIB), with support from the National Pensions Reserve Fund.
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