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Second tier banks could find it harder to access the market for debt capital following Banco Popular’s resolution, as investors think twice about whether the risks of holding subordinated bank bonds are really worth the rewards. -
Well funded European financial institutions could take a step back from the euro market in the build up to the summer period, leaving it to firms from outside the region to keep FIG investors entertained in the coming months.
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FWD Group wowed the Asian dollar bond market with a rare $500m zero coupon subordinated perpetual non-call five deal this month, catching investor interest thanks to its backing by high-profile investor Richard Li.
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EU finance ministers aim to agree on Friday on the creation of the non-preferred senior asset class, as proposed last November by the European Commission to ensure a uniform implementation Total Loss-Absorbing Capacity requirements.
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Investors may require a higher premium of UK banks as they return to the capital markets following last week’s general election, which has made the future of the nation’s politics very uncertain.
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China Huarong Asset Management Co is planning to raise funds through a non-public issuance of offshore preference shares.
