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Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena's share price plummeted this morning, then rebounded, then fell back again, as fears have shifted to whether the bank can remain solvent, and the Italian government moved to be ready to bail it out. -
Alfa-Bank defied low pre-Christmas liquidity levels to print a $300m increase of its AT1 that was sold to a greater proportion of international investors than the original October print, according to a lead banker.
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Europe’s bank recovery and resolution directive (BRRD) could face an important first test this month if Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena fails to complete its rescue plan. But market participants should not completely write off the new framework, even if the bail-in process does not pan out how they had hoped.
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Lloyds’ purchase of Bank of America’s credit card business MBNA will hit its common equity tier one ratio, but analysts believe the 80bp decline in will be "easily manageable".
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UniCredit’s recent privately placed additional tier one outperformed the FIG secondary market on Monday, as analysts eyed a positive year for the asset class in 2017.
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Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena has re-opened its debt-for-equity swap and launched a share sale of up to €5bn, as it forces a final push to avoid a bail-in.
