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Svenska Handelsbanken was in the market on Tuesday, setting final terms for €750m of tier two capital. It was the first bank to issue subordinated notes in euros since June. -
Intesa Sanpaolo issued a €1bn senior bond on Thursday as it looked to get ahead of other banks, while its main competitor, UniCredit, considers doing more this year.
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Credit Suisse sold Sfr300m of perpetual non-call six year tier one capital bonds on Wednesday.
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Investors see value in bank additional tier one (AT1) bonds, pointing to low coupon cancellation risk and attractive entry points for those approaching a call date.
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Bondholders have written to the Single Resolution Board criticising its delay in complying with an order to publish fuller versions of the valuations carried out for Banco Popular, the Spanish bank that failed last year.
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The European Central Bank announced on Monday that it was imposing a €4.8m penalty on Crédit Agricole for not obtaining prior permission for classifying instruments as common equity tier one (CET1) capital. It is the second largest fine it has handed to an entity in relation to its supervisory tasks.
