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Event
- Posted: 05 Jun 2025
Junior Subordinated Capital for Building Societies
Market Update
24
Jun
2025
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Time: 14:30 - 15:30
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Location: Webinar
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Organised By: Allia C&C
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Free to attend
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Allia C&C
A free event hosted by Allia C&C
Building societies account for over £32bn of publicly listed securities and private placements issued through a wide range of financial instruments, from covered bonds to junior capital and yet they remain a misunderstood sector by investors.
They form an important and highly regulated part of the financial infrastructure in the UK with a major share of the residential mortgage and savings market.
Building on our experience with CCDS, Tier 2 and legacy PIBS issues, this webinar will look at the various instruments available to building societies on junior capital, the current appetite from investors and the indicative terms and pricing available to them.
Please join us to hear Allia C&C and guests present on the above, with the opportunity to ask questions at the end.
Speakers:
- Mark Glowrey, Head of Fixed Income Sales, Allia C&C
- Jakub Lichwa, Portfolio Manager, TwentyFour Asset Management
- Ben Hall, Co-Head Debt Capital Markets, Allia C&C
- Archie Dickinson, DCM Manager, Allia C&C
Allia C&C
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Event Summary
- Tuesday, 24 June 2025
- 14:30 - 15:30
- archie.dickinson@alliacc.com
- Free to attend
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