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Alpha Bank was more than 10 times subscribed on its debut in the tier two market on Thursday, allowing the speculative grade Greek lender to tighten its pricing by up to 100bp and land at an impressive coupon level of 4.25%. -
Barclays surprised some market participants this week when it said that it would not be calling one of its legacy tier one securities at its first call date in March.
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The Bank for International Settlements published a paper this week in which it suggested that supervisory authorities might need to introduce ‘prudential backstops’ to ensure that banks are valuing Level 3 assets appropriately.
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Bonds sold by Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena were surging higher in secondary market trading this week, amid reports that the Italian bank was close to agreeing plans to offload a €10bn portfolio of non-performing loans.
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Alpha Bank announced plans for a new issue of tier two capital on Monday, as the bank looks make use of a favourable backdrop in the bond market and renewed investor interest in Greek assets.
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Volkswagen Bank has belatedly joined the list of banks whose Pillar 2 requirements were posted on the European Central Bank's website this week. It had initially not consented to its targets being published.
