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Market participants said that de Volksbank was close to sailing through fair value with the pricing on its new tier two on Wednesday, the first such deal in green format from a European bank. -
Investors have been given their first taste of how regulatory relief could bolster bank capital levels amid Covid-19, after Barclays told the market this week to expect a drastic improvement in its common equity tier one (CET1) ratio in the second quarter.
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De Volksbank is set to become the first European bank to issue tier two capital in a green bond format.
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Market participants expect that bank debt issuance activity will slow down in anticipation of earnings season over the next few weeks. But deal arrangers suggest banks will still be keen to access the primary market during this period, should conditions remain favourable.
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The European Banking Authority is urging resolution planners to consider the real impact of Covid-19 on banks. It wants to make sure that resolution can be seen as a "credible" option in times of stress.
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A slew of Indian banks are turning to additional tier one and tier two instruments to raise their capital levels. But an expensive international debt market means the majority of the issuance is likely to take place onshore in rupees.
