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Italy’s BPER Banca attracted “a lot of attention” for a new tier two on Tuesday, helping to encourage Spain’s Banco de Crédito Social Cooperativo to mandate for a deal of its own. -
Nanyang Commercial Bank is seeking a dollar-denominated Basel III compliant additional tier one deal.
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Central banks should focus on the risk of cyber attacks when developing new stress testing scenarios for financial institutions.
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FIG issuers have been accelerating their funding plans to cram new deals into a wide open primary market following the French presidential election. After the rally ran out of steam in the middle of this week, market participants were divided about how soon supply could pick up pace again.
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UniCredit, HSBC and BBVA opened books on new additional tier one (AT1) bonds this week, as banks took advantage of extremely supportive primary market conditions to bolster their stocks of debt capital.
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