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It's been uncanny how all of Europe’s recently failing financial institutions have failed in just the right way to ensure the most favourable outcome for the competent authorities.
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HSBC opened books on an additional tier one (AT1) deal with the longest call period ever marketed by a bank in the euro market on Tuesday, giving accounts a chance to invest in the format following the first examples of coupon and principal loss in AT1. -
Swiss Reinsurance has mandated a new perpetual non-call five tier two this week, as European insurance firms look to take advantage of supportive market conditions before the summer break.
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European authorities have determined that the long struggling regional Italian lenders Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca will be liquidated under national legal proceedings and their good parts will be sold to Intesa Sanpaolo. Italian bank bonds rallied on details of the plan, which involves burden sharing and nearly €17bn of state aid measures.
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Kyobo Life Insurance Co and Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co have mandated banks for new dollar outings.
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Austria’s Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI) could give investors their first chance to invest in a new additional tier one (AT1) deal, after two weeks in which the asset class went through its first write-down and coupon suspension.
