DUBLIN, Jan 28 (Reuters) - Ireland has cut its shareholding in AIB Group (AIBG.I), opens new tab to 12.5% from 17.5% and may exit the bank completely this year, the finance minister said on Tuesday.

AIB says it has raised €700 million with the issue of a new bond to institutional investors, with the bank reporting that strong demand from investors had driven down the interest rate.

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AIB raised €700m in capital from new bonds issued to institutional investors, offering an interest rate of 6%. The bank said the bond would support the group in meeting its capital ...

AIB has raised €700m from the issuance of a new bond to institutional investors, which offers an interest rate of 6%. AIB said the "Additional Tier 1" (AT1) perpetual bond further supports the ...

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