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The head of group funding at UniCredit, Waleed El Amir, talked exclusively to GlobalCapital about meeting looming regulatory deadlines and the advantages of the covered bond market.
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Swiss private bank Julius Baer returned to the Singapore dollar market for an additional tier one, clinching a S$325m ($235m) deal at a lower coupon than its debut one year ago. The positive outcome came despite the noise around European banks and concerns over Moody’s downgrade of the issuer’s existing subordinated notes. -
Deutsche Bank led a trio of Yankee borrowers in an opportunistic dash for dollar funding, as US banks were confined to the sidelines because of an earnings blackout.
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CNP Assurance’s pioneering tier three bond in euros this week will have had funding teams at Europe’s insurance firms gripped. The French firm’s trailblazer in a new asset class has opened an irresistibly cheap source of capital and there is little standing in the way of a flurry of copycat trades, writes Tyler Davies.
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Spain’s Banco de Crédito Social Cooperativo joined Italian duo Credito Emiliano (Credem) and Credito Valtellinese (Creval) in the tier two pipeline this week, as banks finally felt confident enough to launch new transactions after a tricky September.
