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The sterling bond market was alive with bank issuance ahead of a Bank of England meeting this week, with Metro Bank testing investor appetite with a debut, unrated tier two deal. -
Caixa Geral de Depósitos brought a well-flagged capital trade on Thursday, offering investors a premium to complete a requirement of its recapitalisation plan. But some investors did not participate, citing disgruntlement with how the Bank of Portugal handled Novo Banco's bonds.
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The Single Resolution Board has been ordered by its appeal panel to publish a fuller version of a number of documents relating to the resolution of Banco Popular, including the initial valuation reports.
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Danske Bank and CNP Assurances both looked set to execute benchmark deals in the most risky form of debt they could respectively offer on Wednesday, as financial institutions look to clear out a backlog of deals in a shaky market.
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Investment company AllianceBernstein says it is focused on the development of the AT1 market beyond the large European banks, as it launched a new financials fund.
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Financial institutions shied away from selling bond deals as global trade war concerns gripped financial markets on Tuesday, though the new issue pipeline continued to bulge.
