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The European Central Bank said this week that policymakers should consider offering banks further relief on their leverage ratios during the coronavirus pandemic, building on legislative proposals put forward by the European Commission last month. -
ING has become the latest EU bank to sell subordinated debt during the coronavirus crisis, after capitalising on healthy levels of demand for its tier two paper on Tuesday.
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Barclays opened books on a new tier two capital issue in sterling on Friday, as the financial markets looked set to end a volatile week on a positive note.
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Allianz was calling for investment in a €1bn tier two capital issue on Friday, a couple of days after disclosing a tough set of results for the first quarter. The weaker performance largely stemmed from Covid-19, which weighed heavily on the German insurer’s Solvency II capital ratio.
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Banks should be brave enough to take decisions that upset their additional tier one (AT1) investors.
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