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Intesa Sanpaolo announced on Wednesday that it was willing to acquire parts of struggling Italian lenders Veneto Banca and Banca Popolare di Vicenza. But the Italian national champion ruled out buying the banks’ subordinated bonds, non-performing loans and high-risk performing loans. -
When Banco Popular lost the market's confidence, it ran out of road. Realistic assumptions for recovery rates on bad assets plunged to super-conservative levels. Confidence is the greatest form of solvency, its withdrawal a precursor to insolvency.
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Insurer XL Group set terms for €500m of subordinated notes in a 30 year non-call 10 deal on Thursday, taking advantage of low rates in the euro market.
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From September IHS Markit will include UK and Swiss banks at the holding company level in its credit default swap (CDS) indices, but the index provider is still consulting on whether or not to include non-preferred senior debt.
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Deutsche Pfandbriefbank (Pbb) was unable to build a large order book for its first public sale of tier two debt on Wednesday, having encountered a more “challenging’ environment” following Banco Popular’s resolution which wiped out investors in both additional tier one and in tier two.
