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Buyers of bonds issued by banks and insurers are bracing for the prospect of arguments between the EU and the Italian government damaging the country's fragile financial institutions. Banca Carige faces particular scrutiny. -
Shinhan Financial Group Co on Tuesday issued its debut dollar Basel III additional tier one deal at the holding company level, becoming one of the very few Asian issuers to have done so. But bankers, analysts and investors were split on whether and how much the holdco premium was because of a lack of precedents in Asia.
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Market participants should not become complacent about the battles that are still taking place over the handling of the resolution of Banco Popular, because the outcome is likely to form the blueprint for what will happen when any large European bank fails in the future.
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Discover Bank tested a rare format for a US subordinated deal this week, with a tier two bond that has a coupon that resets if not called. An analyst suggested other US banks could copy it.
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Barclays has opened books on a long-awaited additional tier one bond, with four of its outstanding deals set to hit their first call dates in the next year.
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On Monday, asset managers holding HSBC’s discount perpetual bonds (discos) again pressed the bank to clarify why it classified the securities as fully eligible regulatory capital. A recent Bank of England policy update has not persuaded HSBC to reverse its decision.
