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Santander has added its name to the list of European banks issuing senior non-preferred bonds this week, even though Spanish law cannot yet accommodate the new asset class.
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Bank of Cyprus raised £250m in its first new-style tier two transaction on Thursday, showing the market was ready to receive further capital trades before blackouts set in.
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UniCredit said on Thursday that complications around the bank’s planned €13bn capital increase could jeopardise its ability to pay additional tier one (AT1) coupons.
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Intesa SanPaolo was looking to sell a seven year bond on Wednesday, following a spate of successful shorter dated vanilla senior issues.
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Standard Chartered opened books on a perpetual bond not callable until April 2023 on Wednesday to kick off dollar issuance of additional tier ones in 2017 and potentially forerun a flurry of bank capital trades in euros.