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Europe moved one step closer to having uniform rules permitting the issuance of non-preferred senior bonds this week, after the European Commission, Council and Parliament reached an agreement on creditor hierarchies. -
Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena (MPS) resumed trading on the Borsa Italiana this week, with its shares opening more than 35% below the level at which the Italian state recapitalised the bank.
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Nobody really believes that €126bn of debt issued under English law will stop counting towards the minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) as soon as the UK leaves the EU. So why should European authorities pretend that it’s a risk?
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Nearly all of Banca Carige’s subordinated bondholders have approved a crucial bond exchange, shifting attention to the bank’s equity capital increase in November.
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With Swedbank the latest to mandate for a green bond last week, the total issuance of unsecured green bonds by financial institutions in euros could double 2016’s total. At the same time, Oekom Research said that banks made up a higher proportion of its sustainable investment universe than any other sector.
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Market participants are divided over the importance of having total return swaps (TRS) for the additional tier one (AT1) market, after investment banks started offering the contracts earlier this month.
