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Those who invested in failed Spanish lender Banco Popular will have a right to be heard before the EU authority publishes the final assessment of the bank’s value next month, the Single Resolution Board (SRB) said this week. -
Metro Bank is getting ready to sell its first ever subordinated bond as a benchmark sized tier two deal in sterling.
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Two insurance firms, Vivat and CCR Re, announced mandates for the rare restricted tier one (RT1) instrument this week, with the expensive product keeping space free in other capital buckets under Solvency II requirements.
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UBS has appointed Kevin Cui and Terry Schmassmann as co-heads of Asia DCM syndicate, effective immediately, according to an internal memo seen by GlobalCapital Asia.
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French reinsurance firm CCR Re is planning to carry out a debut transaction in the bond market with a restricted tier one (RT1) deal, as other insurers also see a role for the instrument in their capital structure.
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HSBC’s decision to reclassify four discounted perpetual bonds (discos) as fully eligible for tier two capital has led to holders asking for clarification and transparency from the bank. They also asked whether that eligibility status was really justified.
