Examples of Liability Management Exercise in a sentence
Assuming completion of the EBS Merger prior to 31 July 2011, those requirements require AIB to generate c.€14.8 billion of additional capital to meet the PCAR Requirement.It is anticipated that the portion of the PCAR Requirement that has not been satisfied by the Placing, the Contingent Capital Notes Issue, the June 2011 Liability Management Exercise, the EBS LME and any further burden-sharing with the Group’s subordinated debt holders will be satisfied by the Capital Contribution.
The Group generated Core Tier 1 Capital from the January 2011 Liability Management Exercise of approximately €1.5 billion.• On 24 February 2011, AIB announced that it had agreed, pursuant to a transfer order issued by the High Court under the Stabilisation Act, to the immediate transfer of deposits of €7.1 billion and NAMA senior bonds with a nominal value of €12.2 billion from Anglo to AIB.
Further Core Tier 1 Capital may be generated when the final results of the June 2011 Liability Management Exercise are known.• On 31 May 2011, EBS launched a liability management exercise comprising an offer to purchase the EBS Subordinated Notes and the modification of the terms and conditions of the EBS Subordinated Notes, and it announced that it intended to use any capital generated by that exercise to meet the EBS PCAR Requirement.
JBS Announces US$500 Million in Senior Notes and Liability Management Exercise.
OVERVIEW OF THE LIABILITY MANAGEMENT EXERCISEThe EMTN Liability Management Exercise is being conducted as part of the wider Bank Liability Management Exercise which, in turn, forms part of the Restructuring.
Customer deposits increased by Euro 3.9 billion (+15.2%) year-on-year, of which Euro 1.8 billion was a result of the LME (Liability Management Exercise) concluded in October 2017.
Moreover, the Directors do not believe, at the present time, that there is an alternative source to meet the Remaining Capital Requirement other than the Liability Management Exercise, the possible disposal of the Irish Life Group and the State Investment.The Group’s banking business experienced significant growth in lending in the period 2005 to 2007, with loan balances increasing by €13 billion.
The conditions which must be satisfied or waived, if applicable, on or before 30 June 2016 in order for the EMTN Liability Management Exercise to be implemented, as more fully described in paragraph 4 of Part 1 of Section B to this Exchange Offer Document.
The invitations described in this Exchange Offer Document by the Bank to Eligible Holders to exchange their Existing Notes for the relevant series of the Good Bank Notes, Senior Stub Instruments and the Cash Payment and receive the Coupon Service Payment under the EMTN Liability Management Exercise (and the invitation in respect of each Series being an “Exchange Offer”).
The Liability Management Exercise announced by the Society on 13December 2017, comprising the Offers, the PIBS Tender Offer and certain other variations to the PPDS Conditions which were made on 19 January 2018.