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The Bank of England’s new biennial ‘exploratory’ scenario (BES) suggests stress testing has entered an improved and more mature phase, putting the spotlight on business models as well as capital adequacy. -
The pressure is off FIG issuers to refinance old funding deals in 2017, after an unexpectedly heavy take-up in the fourth and final round of the European Central Bank’s targeted longer-term refinancing operations (TLTRO II). The focus has instead shifted to regulatory debt, and that’s all about picking the right spots and issuing strategically. Tyler Davies reports.
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Halkbank has hit back against claims of any wrongdoing following the arrest of its deputy CEO Mehmet Hakan Atilla, while on an investor roadshow on Monday. The bank denies any involvement in breach of US sanctions but its planned tier two bond remains on hold as the market awaits further clarity, writes Virginia Furness.
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Santander UK opened books for a new sterling additional tier one (AT1) transaction on Thursday, marketing the deal against a backdrop of calm following the UK’s decision to trigger Article 50.
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Rabobank, Bankinter, Jyske Bank and Helvetia all tightened pricing by at least 20bp for new tier two bonds, having decided Thursday offered the best window to market deals to investors.
