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Credit Suisse took advantage of highly favourable funding conditions to take out $2bn as it took a further step towards meeting its total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) requirements. -
As Europe’s banks sweat over how best to raise cheap loss-absorbing capital, market participants have been awaiting the arrival of the first contractually bail-inable senior bonds. After Nykredit’s well-received market opener this week, the new asset class could be about to find its feet, writes Tyler Davies.
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ANZ became the first Australia-based bank to launch a foreign currency additional tier one (AT1) this week, attracting a blowout book for the $1.5bn trade.
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Eurozone banks could be forced to raise up to €135bn of extra capital to offset planned changes to the treatment of sovereign debt holdings, Fitch said on Wednesday.
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The FIG market played host to the first contractually bail-inable senior deal this week, as a trio of borrowers broke new ground in loss-absorbing debt markets.
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ANZ became the first Australian bank to launch a foreign currency additional tier one (AT1) on Tuesday with a dollar trade, and could target yield hungry Asian accounts to bolster its books.
