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Disclosing Pillar 2 ‘guidance’ is discretionary and perhaps even discouraged, but banks risk falling foul of speculation if they choose to keep their full supervisory capital demands a secret. -
Society of Lloyd’s demonstrated the strength of the sterling bond market on Tuesday, attracting an unusually large order book on its tier two return and revising pricing by 30bp.
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UniCredit underscored weaknesses in its balance sheet and capital position on Monday, issuing investors with another series of warnings ahead of its planned €13bn rights issue.
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FIG issuers have taken advantage of a dream start to 2017 and raised record levels of new debt this January, and there is little to suggest that conditions will turn sour in the short term.
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A combination of a slowdown in primary issuance and a tightening trend in secondary markets is expected to open the door to more deals from lower beta FIG issuers, after NIBC Bank and Deutsche Pfandbriefbank proved investors were keen to buy riskier credits this week.
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Goldman Sachs led a procession of bank bond issuance this week as supply soared to its busiest month on record for high grade FIG deals.
