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The Single Resolution Board (SRB) should not have needed an appeal panel to determine that the Banco Popular resolution could have been more transparent. It was blatantly obvious from the outset. -
Società Cattolica di Assicurazione unwrapped a tier two bond on Tuesday, in potentially the last Italian FIG deal before Christmas.
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Direct Line Insurance and Shawbrook Group both issued tier one debt in sterling on Friday, as FIG investors showed they were keen to buy into risky debt instruments at a late stage in the year.
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Direct Line came to the market with a restricted tier one (RT1) bond on Friday, the first benchmark trade in the asset class in a core currency.
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The long-standing boycott on investing in Portuguese bank debt has been noble, but it is unlikely to be effective.
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A long-standing dispute about how the Bank of Portugal handled the senior bonds of Novo Banco in 2015 reared its head again this week, as a group of influential asset managers refused to take part in a subordinated bond issue from Banco Comercial Português (BCP). But the boycott is yet to damage Portuguese financial institutions, with banks gradually restoring their access to the capital markets, writes Tyler Davies.
