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European Council president Donald Tusk this week told European Union leaders their “utopian” illusions were tearing Europe apart. They may end up doing the same to its banking sector.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority has warned banks of their “responsibility to act in their clients’ best interests” as they increase their use of bail-inable instruments, voicing further concern over the level of investor understanding of certain products. -
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FIG borrowers have charged out of the gates this week, trying to make use of pent-up demand ahead of an action-packed June.
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Prudential attracted a mammoth book for a $1bn Reg S tier two bond on Tuesday, after successfully targeting yield-hungry Asian investors.
