Government move on AIB notes unlikely
It is also likely that the Government will convert its preference shares in AIB into ordinary shares.
There has been a ramp-up in demand among investors for high yielding assets, which has prompted speculation the Government might look to offload its CoCo notes in AIB, which carry a yield of 10% and mature in 2016.
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