The tier-2 bonds have a loss absorbency feature, which means that if a bank fails, its tier-2 bondholders will absorb any losses ahead of its depositors. LVB had reported about ₹3,000 crore in accumulated losses, one-fourth of its loan book had turned sour, and tier-1 capital had turned negative.
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This sharp change occurs as Indian markets now trade at an 82% premium to other emerging markets, well above the 10-year average of 63%. Additionally,