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Sub-investment grade Italian lenders Banco BPM and Illimity Bank were well-supported in the euro bond market on Thursday, as investors showed they were more than happy to look at riskier names in their search for yield. -
Intesa Sanpaolo paid a visit to the MTN market this week to print a rare, privately placed tier two deal in euros.
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Credit Suisse gave investors an opportunity to buy new additional tier one (AT1) paper in the dollar market on Wednesday, shortly after receiving a credit ratings upgrade from Moody’s.
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CNP Assurances ventured out with a rare tier three deal on Tuesday, becoming only the second issuer this year to tap the format in euros.
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The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) has declared the end of the Basel III policy agenda, promising that any further reforms in this area will be "limited in nature".
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Banco de Sabadell’s debt securities took a nose-dive in the secondary market on Friday morning, after the Spanish lender said that it had failed to agree on the terms of a merger with BBVA.
