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The European Securities and Markets Authority on Monday issued fines to five banks from the Nordic region totalling €2.475m, for issuing credit ratings without having gained the necessary approval. -
FIG funding project after project has had to be postponed because of higher volatility levels in 2018, leading to a build-up in supply at the beginning of the summer break. With banks growing fearful of market overload, funding teams are thinking hard about whether August could be a window of opportunity after all. Tyler Davies reports.
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Portuguese insurance firm Fidelidade is looking to raise tier two capital. It is the latest in a line of less familiar issuers in the sector.
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Only a fraction of European banks are expecting to raise more subordinated debt, according to the European Banking Authority’s latest risk assessment questionnaire, with needs in these asset classes having fallen off a cliff since the end of 2016.
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Investec Bank priced a new bond on Tuesday. It is the second bank in the past few weeks to execute a tender at the same time as issuing new tier two notes.
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Holders of HSH Nordbank’s tier one securities are requesting documentation from the German bank’s owners through the US legal system. They say the sale of the bank was designed to harm them.
