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The UK government delivered a potential boost to Europe’s stagnant securitization market on Monday with its announcement that it plans to raise £12bn through securitizing part of its book of student loans by the end of 2021. The first deal from the scheme, backed by around £4bn of loans, is expected this year. -
CaixaBank comfortably raised €1bn of new tier two capital on Tuesday, despite signs that executing trades could start to grow trickier in February.
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Albaraka Turk received a boost to its capital after investors voted to update its old-style tier two sukuk as Fitch junked 18 Turkish banks on Friday.
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CaixaBank picked banks for a euro tier two transaction and Iccrea Banca announced a roadshow for its first public trade in more than two years, as the FIG market looked in good shape to receive higher beta trades from the European periphery.
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MUFG (Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group) has hired a new banker to head up its DCM team for European financial institutions.
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