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Published on 6/7/2019 in the Prospect News Investment Grade Daily.

Athene preferreds strengthen; SoCal Edison rises; Regions Financial perpetuals improve

By James McCandless

San Antonio, June 7 – The preferred space closed Friday with an extension of the positive activity seen throughout the week.

Leading trading volume, Athene Holding Ltd.’s new 6.35% series A fixed-to-floating rate perpetual non-cumulative preference shares, trading under the temporary symbol “ATHDF,” picked up 42 cents to close at $25.95 on volume of about 2.5 million shares.

Meanwhile, utilities name Southern California Edison, a subsidiary of Edison International, saw its 5% cumulative trust preference securities rise.

The preferreds (NYSE: SCEPrL) were up 8 cents to close at $20.85 with about 466,000 shares trading.

In finance, Regions Financial Corp.’s 5.7% series C fixed-to-floating rate non-cumulative perpetual preferreds improved.

The preferreds (NYSE: RFPrC) gained 7 cents to close at $25.56 on volume of about 331,000 shares.

Oil and gas name NGL Energy Partners LP’s 9% class B fixed-to-floating rate cumulative redeemable perpetual preferred units also shot upward.

The preferreds (NYSE: NGLPrB) rose 72 cents to close at $24.58 with about 215,000 shares trading.

Elsewhere, in insurance, Maiden Holdings Ltd.’s 7.75% notes due 2043 were relatively active but flat.

The notes (NYSE: MHNC) were unchanged at $19.20 on volume of about 176,000 notes.

The Wells Fargo Hybrid & Preferred Securities Financial index was up 0.30% on Friday.

The iShares US Preferred Stock ETF rose 13 cents to $36.72.


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