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The Basel III reforms will create a 4% capital shortfall across the banking sector that could be covered in close to three years, according to analysts at UBS. -
Bank of Chongqing Co is meeting fixed income investors this week to gauge their appetite for an additional tier one dollar bond, as it sets its sights on raising up to Rmb5bn ($755m) equivalent.
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Bank and finance names this week made their final moves in the dollar market ahead of the Federal Reserve’s final meeting of the year, which starts on December 12.
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The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has put pen to paper in finalising the international set of banking regulations known as Basel III, giving capital markets some long-awaited clarity on the way in which banks should model for risk. By Tyler Davies.
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Investors’ appetite for additional tier one (AT1) bonds is unlikely to diminish next year, while senior non-preferred issuance will come from new jurisdictions. Meanwhile, covered bond investors do not expect spreads to widen, and securitization investors are attracted to high yields.
