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A&O Shearman guides Banco do Brasil in connection with the issuance of first Brazilian nature bond

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By Tom Grant Verified, Thomas Donegan, Lorenz Haselberger, Daniel Kachmar, Thomas M. Majewski, Stephanie Li, John Cannon, Imane Rhammaz
| aoshearman.com
A&O Shearman represented Banco do Brasil S.A., acting through its Grand Cayman Branch, in connection with the update of its Euro Medium Term Note Programme and the offering of USD500 million aggregate principal amount of 5.625% Nature Bonds due 2031. Banco do Brasil’s Sustainable Financing Framework aligns with the International Capital Markets Association’s 2025 Green Bond Principles, the 2025 Social Bond Principles, and the 2021 Sustainability Bonds Guidelines, among other principles.
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A&O Shearman advises on the first public Tier 1 capital issuance by a Bermudian insurer

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By Tom Grant Verified, Anisa S Khan, Luke Lewis, Elizabeth Denny, Jacob Sewell
| aoshearman.com
A&O Shearman advised the joint lead managers and the trustee on the issuance of USD750 million Ancillary Tier 1 notes by RLGH Finance Bermuda Ltd, guaranteed by Resolution Life Group Holdings Ltd. The notes qualify as “Tier 1 Ancillary Capital” under Bermuda regulations and are admitted to trading on the International Securities Market of the London Stock Exchange.
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Better together | Blog | Proximity

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By Tom Grant Verified
| proximityhub.org
We arrived on our estate full of both enthusiasm and great ideas to bless our community. We soon twigged, however, that we would require an army of volunteers to make it happen. Whilst there were a few members of the congregation who were ready and willing to get involved, the church had been through a tough time, this combined with years of activity, had resulted in many tired people.
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