Metro Bank is still trading at a record low after investors snubbed its bonds

Challenger bank Metro Bank’s problems continues after being forced to cancel its bond sales earlier this week.

The bond sale was launched on Monday but closed within a day after the company failed to attract enough interest to achieve its sales target of between £2.0 and £2.50.

Afterwards, Metro Banks shares plummeted. Having begun the Monday at £2.72 per share, it has spent most of the week at £18 or under. By Friday morning it was trading as low as £1.56 per share. Although, it rose £1.9 by the end of the day. It is still a far cry from the £40 share price recorded in March 2018.

The failed bonds sale was another setback for the bank after an accounting error stripped hundreds of millions of its value in January.

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