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Unicredit launches 10-year subordinated bond

The Tier 2 security is repayable after five years – The initial price indications for the benchmark issue are 265 basis points above the midswap

Unicredit launches 10-year subordinated bond

Unicredit announces the launch of a Tier 2 subordinated bond with expiration at 10 years, refundable after five.

The bank entrusted the placement of the issue to a pool of banks made up of Goldman Sachs, HSBC, Mediobanca, Société Générale and UBS, as well as Unicredit itself.

The title has a rating expected of Baa3 from Moody's, BB+ from S&P and BBB- from Fitch.

The initial indications of price for benchmark issuance they are 265 basis points above midswap.

Meanwhile, about an hour and a half after opening, the stock on the stock exchange of Unicredit yields 1,36% on the main list of Piazza Affari, at 11,30 euros.

In the same minutes, the Ftse Mib travels in the red by about one percentage point.

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Unicredit has set the amount of the issue at 1,25 billion euros. Orders, at the close of the books, reached 3 billion euros and made it possible to narrow the yield spread, with respect to the midswap rate, to 240 basis points from the initial 265.

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