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The South Korean government is set to ease rules on loan loss reserves (LLR) in a boost to banks’ regulatory capital ratios. But the changes, announced on October 7 by the Financial Services Commission, could leave lenders less prepared for IFRS 9. Fitch Ratings has warned. -
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has sought to further discourage bank investment in senior total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) paper by requiring institutions to deduct holdings from their tier two capital.
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A diverse group of issuers forged ahead with their respective fundraisings on Thursday, seeking everything from dollars to Singapore dollars and green debt.
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CNP Assurances attracted more than €7bn orders for the first tier three insurance bond in euros. The investor-friendly format offered a pick-up over senior paper, and may have lifted the lid on a cheap source of capital.
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Syndicate desks bombarded investors with FIG deals up and down the capital structure this week, as banks and insurers finally felt confident enough to launch new transactions ahead of a tricky fourth quarter.
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The ship has sailed on establishing a common EU approach to bank creditor hierarchies in insolvency. European authorities need to drop the now redundant pursuit of harmony in the pressing pursuit of clarity.
