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Lloyds Banking Group was selling a new additional tier one in the dollar market on Tuesday, as members of the UK's governing party met for a conference in Birmingham. Investors in UK assets are keenly focused on the risk that the UK exits the EU without an agreement with the bloc. -
Italy’s announcement that it plans to overshoot the European Commission’s budget deficit limit has spooked markets at a crucial time for the country’s banks.
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Fears that European banks won’t use the call options on their tier two bonds are overdone, according to analysts at JP Morgan.
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Société Générale and Abanca both offered investors additional tier one notes this week. For the French bank, it was the second deal of the week.
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China Life Insurance Co is planning a return to the offshore bond market for capital after a drop in its core solvency ratio, while Industrial and Commercial Bank of China is seeking shareholders’ blessing for a Basel III additional tier one (AT1) deal.
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DZ Bank has sold its first green bond, getting tight pricing for a preferred senior security that will back the production of energy from onshore wind farms in Germany.
