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Judging extension risk is a key part of investing in bank capital. If investors call it wrong, it is hard to say they have been grossly mistreated. -
Corporate and FIG borrowers and buyers have largely given up on primary markets for 2018, having faced choppy conditions this week. But things are not likely to be much calmer when they return in January, meaning a chaotic scrap could ensue as borrowers jostle for the best slots to print deals. Jasper Cox and Nigel Owen report.
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Portugueuse lender Caixa Económica Montepio Geral is looking to issue a small tier two bond, amid tricky market conditions.
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Widening spreads for UK financial firms have opened up attractive opportunities for investors comfortable with the underlying resilience of the sector. Despite the risks that Brexit and competition from new sources pose, there were no failures in the Bank of England's stress test last week.
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A short surge in risk appetite on Monday was not durable enough for ING Groep to proceed with a dollar tier two bond transaction on terms it felt were reasonable this week. The Dutch firm became the latest FIG issuer to pull a trade after announcing initial price thoughts.
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The Italian Interbank Deposit Protection Fund (FITD) has underwritten €320m of Banca Carige’s tier two capital notes. Private investors are now invited to subscribe to the issue, which allows the Italian lender to meet its capital targets.
