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Santander to buy back $1.5 Billion of Dollar CoCos

By Bloomberg
20 April 2019   |   10:11 am
Banco Santander SA decided to call $1.5 billion of dollar CoCos just months after declining to redeem euro-denominated CoCos. Bloomberg Opinion columnist Marcus Ashworth reports on "Bloomberg Surveillance." His opinions are his own.

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