The issuance of Hybrid Capital, or subordinated bonds, is well-established amongst banks as a way of raising capital without impacting on existing shareholders and bondholders. In the case of financial institutions, it is frequently referred to as ‘innovative tier one capital’. Insurance companies too have increasingly used hybrid capital but it is only in recent years that issuance amongst corporates has grown substantially.
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