Israel's second biggest lender Bank Lemui sold NIS925 million in CoCo (contingent convertible) bonds in what was only the second issue of this type in Israel.
CoCos are fixed income debt instruments designed for banks, which can be converted into equity or written down if an issuer's equity capital ratio drops below a certain threshold (below 5% in Israel).
The CoCos have a coupon of 3.25% and mature in January 2026.
The underwriters included Leumi Partners Underwriters, and Poalim IBI Managing & Underwriting.