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Bank of China, CCB Life Insurance and Citic Securities kicked off investor meetings and calls this week, in pursuit of Reg S deals. -
Fears about poor asset quality are still prominent in Italy, but recent progress towards recapitalising the banking sector could have a big impact in helping Italian financial institutions make better use of international capital markets, writes Tyler Davies.
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Austria's Erste Bank was more than four times oversubscribed for its second additional tier one (AT1) trade on Monday, allowing the issuer to move pricing close to fair value.
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FIG borrowers have wasted little time in bringing opportunistic offerings in front of investors this week, using strong issuance conditions to complete a number of projects ahead of the Easter break.
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The European Central Bank has found ailing Italian duo Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca eligible for ‘precautionary recapitalisations’, shedding further light on the necessary requirements to access public funds and causing a surge in the value of the banks’ senior bonds.
