On 23 February 2012, the London Stock Exchange marked the second anniversary of the launch of its Order book for Retail Bonds (ORB). Over the last year ORB has raised over £1.2 billion through 11 dedicated new issues and four taps of existing bonds, including a record £282.5 million raised by a single National Grid bond. Other notable issues have included Places for People, one of the UK's largest housing associations, and Tesco Bank raising annual totals of £180 million and £185 million respectively.
Sam Gyimah, MP for East Surrey provided the keynote speech followed by 3 panel sessions discussing the investor, trader and issuer perspectives of the market.
Agenda
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Order book for Retail Bonds Second Year
To view a brief synopsis of the highlights on ORB in 2011 click here
Press Release
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Webcast
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Webcast |
Keynote Speech - ORB and the Private Sector Recovery Sam Gyimah MP, Member of Parliament for East Surrey |
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Panel Discussion – the Investors’ Perspective Moderated by Mark Glowery, Director, Stockcube Research |
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Panel Discussion – the Traders’ Perspective Moderated by Jonathan Eley, Editor, Investors Chronicle |
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Panel Discussion – the Issuers’ Perspective Moderated by Morton Llewellyn, Director Corporate DCM, Collins Stewart |
Further Information
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