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Erste Bank picked banks to arrange its return to the additional tier one (AT1) market on Tuesday, as the Austrian credit looked to capitalise on lower funding costs and renewed appetite for debt from country’s banks. -
Banco Popular Español’s capital levels could fall after it announced this week that it may have to restate its annual accounts for 2016. The impact would raise the risk that the Spanish bank loses the ability to make coupon payments on its additional tier one (AT1) instruments.
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As part of Novo Banco’s sale process, senior bondholders may be asked to exchange their securities for subordinated bonds at a deep discount to book value.
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The dollar market for bank and financial issuance has recorded its first week of zero supply in 2017, but still smashed records for the busiest quarter of all time.
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