Lloyd's repurchases £102m of debt securities
Lloyd's is set to buy back the local currency equivalent of £102m of its outstanding debt securities, following its notification to shareholders that they could submit offers to sell their holdings.
Lloyd's had offered to purchase up to £100m of the securities.
Lloyd's will purchase over £59.6m of its perpetual subordinated capital securities at a cost of almost £35.8m and a principal amount €47.3m (£42.4m) of its subordinated notes maturing in 2024 at a cost of €33.2m.
Luke Savage, Lloyd's finance director, said: "The decision to buy back some of our debt was a prudent move, which took advantage of our strong capital position, favourable market conditions, and perceived interest from holders
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