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Asian bond issuers are ready to continue the success they enjoyed last week, unveiling dollar transactions in a market that appears to have received a new lease of life. But bankers still express doubts about how long the good times will continue. -
Carige’s postponed tier two deal is central to its recovery plan and therefore its future, a letter from the European Central Bank suggests. But at present that transaction looks like it will be very hard to complete.
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Caius Capital will wait until the European Banking Authority has completed a review of legacy capital instruments before proceeding with its case that UniCredit’s convertible and subordinated hybrid equity-linked securities (Cashes) are receiving the wrong regulatory treatment. This is because it believes the Cashes are included in that review, writes Jasper Cox.
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US real money investors may be scaling back positions in Italian bank capital ahead of the country’s tough budget discussions with the EU in September.
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Banca Carige is reported to be undergoing investigation in relation to market rigging, just days after the European Central Bank told it to appoint a new chairman and suggested it consider a merger.
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Caius Capital said on Monday morning that it would pursue its dispute over the regulatory status of a UniCredit capital instrument, after the European Banking Authority rejected its request to open an investigation.
