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The European Commission said on Monday that private equity firm Lone Star Fund’s planned acquisition of Novo Banco, the Portuguese financial institution, was in line with the European Union’s merger regulations. -
European regulators have helped consolidate the banking sector in Spain and Italy in the past few weeks, in the resolution of Banco Popular and the liquidation of Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca, said analysts.
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Italy has been on a mission to pump public money into its creaking banking system and rid lenders of their non-performing loans. With three bank rescues completed this year, confidence is returning. But Italian banks will need more than domestic support in the long road to fulfilling regulatory debt capital requirements, writes Tyler Davies.
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CaixaBank and Bankia both issued tightly priced deals this week, in the first subordinated debt to hit the market since the resolution of Banco Popular in June.
