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Primary markets for financial borrowers cooled this week as secondary spreads widened, ending a stellar run of new issues and leaving borrowers apprehensive ahead of a packed calendar of potentially market-moving events.
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If it cannot find a buyer, the UK’s capital-strapped Co-operative Bank is considering raising fresh share capital and swapping any of its senior or subordinated bonds into equity. The firm also announced plans for a tier two sale in 2018 should the recapitalisation prove successful. -
Unione di Banche Italiane (UBI) successfully joined a run of tier two issuance from peripheral banks on Wednesday, though the deal’s healthy premium suggested there was still caution around Italian financial institutions in the market.
