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Banca Carige said in a statement on Wednesday that market conditions were “not yet in place” for its planned tier two deal. -
Aviva’s preference share debacle shows that there is more to capital management than getting one over on your investors.
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Spain’s Ibercaja Banco sold an additional tier one (AT1) bond with a 7% coupon on Tuesday, making it the highest yielding bank capital instrument in the euro market.
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The Bundesbank has expressed profound concern about whether the contingent convertible capital securities (CoCos) issued by banks can absorb losses effectively and fulfil their intended purpose.
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Financial institutions bond bankers have said that they would happily see a slowdown in the pace of new bond supply, which has been weighing heavily on secondary valuations in recent weeks.
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Aviva bowed to pressure on Friday and announced that it would not redeem its preference shares after all. It also said that if it reconsidered, it would take into account the market value of the shares.
