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Sterling investors piled into a new additional tier one (AT1) deal from Barclays, as the UK bank reopened the market after returning from earnings blackout. -
Investors have been reducing some of their positions in two of Royal Bank of Scotland’s legacy tier one instruments, unable to determine whether or not the bank will call them in September.
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Barclays mandated its own investment bank to sell new additional tier one (AT1) notes in the sterling market this week, amid tightening subordinated spreads and little competition from other issuers.
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Société Générale was keen to highlight improvements in cost and risk control when reporting its earnings for the second quarter on Wednesday, but growing litigation costs and falling trading revenues cast a shadow over the group’s results announcement.
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Senior and subordinated bank debt spreads have been grinding relentlessly tighter again this week but, with a summer of scant supply ahead, investors can see no clear reason to shed their positions yet.
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Société Générale has named new head of financial rating advisory to replace a departure.
