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Credit spreads flicked wider this week but bankers are confident the weakness will be short lived as demand for new bank bonds is expected to continue to outstrip supply in the second half of the year. -
Matthew Duff has left Lloyds to join the FIG syndicate team at BNP Paribas, replacing Jennie White.
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Aegon, the insurance firm, said on Thursday that it would raise senior debt in the third quarter of 2017 to pre-fund a €1bn capital injection into its Dutch unit.
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Financial indices widened on Wednesday morning as investors saw bellicose rhetoric between North Korea and the United States as heightening risk.
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ABN Amro said this week in its latest results statement that it was running high capital buffers because it still fears that the Basel Committee’s proposed changes to the calculation of risk-weighted assets could have a ‘significant impact’ on its capital buffers.
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Regulators bemoan the lack of comparability in capital standards — the main point of the leverage ratio, and Basel IV, is allegedly to make the capital ratios of different banks more comparable — but the easiest fix to the problem is disclosure, not output floors. Here are GlobalCapital’s suggestions:
