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to 3.48%

Total is now 5.39%

from 10.12% on 14/12/2020 and notified issuer on 16/12/2020

Not a huge withdraw but still a withdraw.

for lols can we crowdfund £20m and scupper their plans?

They crossed that on 7/12... major shenanigans!!!

for The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.

has reduced from 6.91% down to 4.67%

No change

if I'm not mistaken, price didn't move though

Last year was very different from this year for Metro. The biggest issue by far is MREL. BoE has been positive on levelling the playing field, just need them to action something or let Metro know it's okay to keep going as is for now without trying to raise more funds. Given BoE kept saying Banks need to keep lending and to dip into buffers, you would think something is imminent but who knows...

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/uk-authorises-pfizer-biontech-covid-19-vaccine

Could wind up being very positive for the markets

Wonder when the others will start reducing.

Honestly, I just want a major positive news event for Metro so we can have a epic short squeeze.

by 0.4% to 3.63%
new total is 6.13%

No change

Total is still 6.53%

TSB is bigger than Metro as they have five million customers, deposits of £33 billion, and loans of £31 billion. They also dwarf Metro’s branch network, even after they cut it in half as they are planning to do.

Any deal would be interesting.

JP Morgan, and Lloyds are also targeting Starling Bank as a acquisition target, but Starling have always said they don’t want to exit to a big bank, and instead want to float on the market eventually.

No change. Total's still 6.53%
Based on today Monday could yield a drop in shorts.
Who knows though.
Enjoy your weekend!

hahaha just need to keep going now

Could be northing or anything.

Not saying it will be or won't be.

8-)

I don't see any lending in their latest TR-1... where are you looking?

The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc is back, and up to 6.91%

Switching to financial instruments for their holdings. All of them are bullet swaps, presumably to free up funds for the short term.