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Rising oil prices are said to be behind the strong reception Norway’s DNB got on Tuesday when it reopened the dollar Reg S market for additional tier one (AT1) paper. -
Elke König, chair of the European single resolution board, attacked the French plan for bail-inable senior debt, arguing that it would take too long to make banks safe.
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Credito Emiliano will look to sell a tier two bond in the euro market, joining fellow Italian lender Credito Valtellinese in the FIG subordinated debt pipeline this week.
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Europe’s banks have struggled to move ahead with their capital plans during a torrid year for European primary bond markets. But with regulators starting to reveal far greater flexibility as they put the finishing touches to the post-crisis capital framework, there are more than enough reasons to feel optimistic about the road ahead.
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French insurer CNP Assurances mandated banks for the first tier three capital trade in euros on Monday, lining up an investor friendly product as a potential source of cheap capital.
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Banks showed a clear preference for dollar-denominated primary issuance in the third quarter, as the euro market grappled with heightened volatility.
