-- 据深圳证券交易所周三发布的公告显示，申万宏源（SHE:000166，HKG:6806）计划发行至多300亿元人民币的永续次级债券。 该债券将采用浮动利率，期限为五年。证券公司有权选择延长债券期限或全部赎回。 该公司股价在早盘交易中上涨1%。
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