Australian Unity issued Australia’s first-ever mutual capital instrument (MCI) on 24 December 2020. The A$120 million (US$93 million) perpetual security came nearly two years after enabling legislation passed in federal parliament. Adam Vise, the issuer’s Melbourne-based group treasurer, discusses the impetus for and mechanics of the transaction.
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