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Learning from Credit Suisse's collapse, Australian regulators suggest that banks abandon AT1 bonds.
Australian banking regulatory authorities suggest banks gradually stop using Additional Tier 1 (AT1) bonds, so that they can have stronger capital strength in times of crisis. Previously, after the collapse of Credit Suisse Group, such bonds issued were fully written off. "The purpose of the proposed changes is to support financial system stability in times of crisis, and in the rare event of a collapse, banks can be liquidated in a simpler, more certain manner," the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority stated in a declaration on Tuesday. "Its purpose is also to enhance public confidence in deposit security during times of stress." According to the regulator's advice, the transitional period will start from 202.
Hershey(HSY.US) Officer Sells US$5.45 Million in Common Stock
Hershey (NYSE:HSY) Might Become A Compounding Machine
Form 144 | Hershey(HSY.US) Officer Proposes to Sell 5.45 Million in Common Stocks
SEC FILLINGS DISCLOSED/ Sep 6, $Hershey(HSY.US)$ Officer Buck Michele intends to sell 27,203 shares of its common stock on Sep 6, with a total market value of approximately $5.45 million. Buck
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