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A trio of Wall Street heavy-hitters plundered the dollar market as December got off to a flyer in the countdown to year end and a probable rate rise. -
A No vote in Italy’s referendum on constitutional reform will rock already struggling Italian bank debt spreads, but FIG market participants are prepared to weather any volatility as they wait for the opportunity to lock up investors’ remaining cash this year.
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Market participants are nervously awaiting the results of Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena’s debt-for-equity swap, which could derail the Italian lender’s ambitious rescue plan — notwithstanding any potential volatility following the country’s referendum on Sunday.
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South Korea's Shinhan Bank raised $500m on Wednesday, to match its March tier two dollar deal in size, but was forced to pay up to make it happen.
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Royal Bank of Scotland submitted a revised capital plan after failing the Bank of England’s 2016 stress test this week, with the UK lender’s large potential misconduct fines playing an important role in its poor test performance.
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Investors may be welcoming the final deals of 2016 this week, amid a precarious situation in Italy and a difficult result for Royal Bank of Scotland in the Bank of England’s stress tests.
