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Barclays, Santander UK and UBS blitzed the US market on Wednesday in a series of trades aimed at boosting levels of total loss absorbing capacity (TLAC) eligible debt. -
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TSB successfully placed its tier two notes with new investors in the secondary market this week, in a deal that seemed to confirm confidence in both UK banks and the sterling market.
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Barclays and UBS blitzed the US market on Wednesday in a series of trades aimed at boosting levels of total loss absorbing capacity (TLAC) eligible debt.
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As Banco Espírito Santo (BES) creditors await compensation after a bridge bank was established to bring forward the collapsed lender’s healthy assets, retail investors are increasingly being granted extra protection in cases of bank failure in Europe.
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Chief executive Frédéric Oudéa warned of further turbulence as a year-on-year slump in Société Générale’s equities business drove profits at its investment bank 36.2% lower. Group profits, however, were cushioned by strong international retail banking income and the sale of shares in Visa Europe.
