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Aegon has agreed to sell the independent financial advisory group Unirobe Meeùs Groep (UMG), boosting its Solvency II ratio by six percentage points ahead of announcing a “comprehensive plan” for its capital position in the Netherlands this week. -
Trading levels have stabilised around Royal Bank of Scotland’s legacy tier one instruments, after the bank said that it intended to call nine of its outstanding securities and extend the life of two others.
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China’s banking regulator has given Postal Savings Bank of China Co the go-ahead to raise additional tier one capital offshore, adding to the hefty issuance pipeline from the country’s commercial banks.
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Rates could be hiked before the end of quantitative easing, it is reasonable to expect some Spanish covered bonds to trade in line with some in France, and although additional tier one is expensive to equities there is a sound structural reason for this. Derry Hubbard, global co-head of debt capital markets at Danske Bank, speaks to GlobalCapital about these topics and more.
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Barclays claimed the lowest-ever additional tier one (AT1) sterling coupon on Thursday, raising questions about how much tighter banks can go.
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