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BNP Paribas will need to erode more of its capital base before it faces regulatory restrictions on additional tier one (AT1) coupon payments in 2017, because of changes to the way in which Pillar 2 capital requirements are calculated. -
Alfa-Bank printed Russia’s first ever Basel III-compliant additional tier one deal on Thursday, and so popular was the deal that the issuer was able to increase the size from a planned $300m to $400m.
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Total loss absorbing capacity-eligible callable deals issued in euros this week by Morgan Stanley and last week by Goldman Sachs could herald the future for bank senior unsecured paper. But regulatory clarity will be needed before it is possible to see whether European banks can follow suit, writes Bill Thornhill.
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Alfa-Bank was on course to issue the first Basel III additional tier one trade from a Russian bank on Thursday. Despite wider rates market volatility, the deal’s execution was proceeding unaffected.
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UK chancellor of the exchequer Philip Hammond fired the starting pistol on the government’s sale of the £16bn portfolio of former Bradford & Bingley buy-to-let mortgages on Tuesday, in what will be the largest sale of assets by a European government.
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Aluminum Corporation of China is planning its return to the international bond market, having hired banks for a Reg S dollar senior perpetual.
