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UK bank treasurers, facing Brexit uncertainty, incoming ring-fencing rules and the struggle to meet regulatory funding ratios now have another hurdle to consider: the refinancing of debt drawn under the Bank of England's Term Funding Scheme (TFS). Bill Thornhill looks at what will fill the finding gap. -
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The restricted tier one (RT1) asset class is niche but popular with FIG investors, who showed their appreciation when Scor issued the first dollar version at a tight spread. Other insurers are watching closely as they work out how to manage their capital levels, writes Jasper Cox.
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Rising uncertainty about the global macroeconomic outlook has been feeding into the financial institutions bond market in recent weeks, pushing new issue premiums higher and forcing investors to become more selective about the bonds they invest in.
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Belfius sold €200m of callable tier two bonds on Monday in a deal that it said would "contribute to an optimal capital structure" for the bank.
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Rising uncertainty around the global macroeconomic outlook has been feeding into the financial institutions bond market in recent weeks, pushing new issue premiums higher and forcing investors to become more selective about the bonds they invest in.
