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Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena issued €7bn of state-guaranteed bonds this week, as the ailing Italian lender looked to sure up its funding position ahead of an expected “precautionary recapitalisation”. -
UniCredit has appointed a new global head of financial institutions group as it looks to bolster the sector’s importance within its corporate and investment banking division.
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FIG investors can expect the first round of post-earnings announcement deals in forthcoming sessions, though they have not been left wanting even at the height of blackout season.
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Investors were clamouring this week to get hold of Credit Suisse’s first dollar additional tier one in more than two and a half years, as the Swiss lender raised $1.5bn of new capital shortly after agreeing to pay $5.3bn to settle a civil lawsuit in the US.
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Europe’s nascent tier three market is rapidly proving itself as a happy medium between tier two and senior, capable of pleasing issuers and investors in equal measure. Phoenix Group Holdings priced only the third example this week, and the first in sterling, but the deal’s impressive performance suggests the asset class could have a bright future.
