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ABN Amro is set to boost its capital ratios through merging its operating and holding companies. -
Banco Santander broke new ground in the additional tier one market on Tuesday, when it said that it would not be calling its €1.5bn 6.25% bonds. Many investors were stunned and even angry about the bank’s actions, which could have major implications for the way in which call decisions are viewed across the sector.
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Investors showed strong support for a new subordinated bond from Zurich Insurance at the beginning of the week, though the firm ended up paying only a small premium for the new issue.
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BPER Banca will issue a new additional tier one (AT1) as part of the financing for its acquisition of Banco di Sardegna, a small lender based on the Italian island of Sardinia.
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Many of the assumptions that surrounded older iterations of perpetual bank capital instruments are still there in the new class of additional tier one securities.
