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Russia’s Alfa-Bank is planning a tap of its additional tier one securities and will open books on Tuesday this week, according to the leads. As the deal was sold mostly to Russian domestic investors, there are not the usual concerns about pre-Christmas liquidity. -
Ukraine’s government on Monday nationalised troubled lender Privatbank, but questions are as yet unanswered for holders of outstanding Eurobonds which are expected to be bailed-in, according to frontier markets investment firm Exotix.
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The European Banking Authority published its final report on the design and implementation of the minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) this week, drastically reducing its prediction of how much debt banks will have to raise
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UniCredit privately bagged an extra €500m of additional tier one capital this week, ahead of an ambitious plan to bulk up its common equity and clean up its balance sheet.
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French banks have wasted no time since receiving legal confirmation they could issue senior non-preferred bonds, with two financial institution delving into strong investor demand for the new asset class in as many days.
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Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena may re-open its debt-for-equity swap for retail investors, as part of a last-ditch attempt to complete its rescue plan and prevent its bondholders suffering losses in a bail-in.
