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Banco de Crédito Social Cooperativo was warmly welcomed on its return to the tier two market on Wednesday, as Spanish banks capitalise on strong conditions by plugging the market with subordinated debt. -
Tinkoff Bank is targeting a return to the Eurobond market after an absence of more than four years, following a pair of rating upgrades in recent months.
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European lawmakers came to a political agreement on Tuesday night on the framework for the simple transparent and standardised (STS) securitization regulation, which has been debated over the better part of the last two years.
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EM is back to work after the long weekend with Ivory Coast naming banks for its long awaited bond, and Norilsk Nickel and Tinkoff Bank from Russia, announcing their intention to issue new debt.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority has refused to give Europe’s banks the certainty they need on whether Pillar 2 capital 'guidance' constitutes inside information or not, leaving it up to individual institutions to assess on a case-by-case basis and pointing out that national supervisors are in charge of inside information.
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Spain’s CaixaBank picked banks to arrange the sale of its first additional tier one (AT1) on Friday, the latest in a string of capital issues from the country’s financial institutions.
