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South Korea's Shinhan Bank opened books to its second dollar tier two deal of the year Wednesday morning. -
Bondholders will be able to take part in Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena’s debt-for-equity swap this week, as market participants hope the Italian lender can pull off its ambitious rescue plan in what is set to be a key month for the Italian banking sector.
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The European Commission handed investors in additional tier one (AT1) a boost this week when it gave explicit preference to payment of coupons on the paper over dividend payments and bonus accruals.
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Bank of America, on Monday, made its third trip to the dollar market since October 1 with an opportunistic dash amid tightening spreads in the run up to Thanksgiving.
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The European Commission will require EU member states to create a new asset class of ‘non-preferred’ senior debt to help banks comply with bank resolution and loss-absorption standards, and it expects countries to adopt the necessary changes by June 2017.
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UBS became the first European bank to look to use one year call structures to optimise the capital eligibility of its senior bonds on Wednesday, as the European Commission released details of a comprehensive package of banking reforms.
