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Yorkshire Building Society (YBS) opened books on new tier two in the sterling market on Wednesday, as it considered whether difficulties in the process of changing to a new way of modelling for risk could leave it short of its minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL). -
Julius Baer’s additional tier one deal on Tuesday attracted a splendid book — enough to gladden the hearts of syndicate bankers and funding officials. But it highlights the absurdity of Europe’s Market Abuse Regulation.
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Last week’s deals from BBVA and CaixaBank show just how much the Spanish banking sector is powering ahead of Italians in getting to grips with capital regulations.
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Swiss private banking group Julius Baer was about 30 times subscribed for its first additional tier one (AT1) offering in dollars on Tuesday, showing the strength of the Reg S dollar market at the start of September.
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Yorkshire Building Society picked banks to arrange the sale of a new benchmark tier two on Tuesday, as it looked to follow a popular new senior issue from Credit Suisse in the sterling market.
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Switzerland’s Julius Baer Group is offering investors a little something new, launching an inaugural dollar-denominated Basel III additional tier one (AT1) bond on Tuesday morning in Asia.
