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Thursday was the busiest day of the year so far for euro bank capital, as FIG borrowers betrayed nerves over how long investors’ risk appetite might last. -
Bankinter raised €200m of well-flagged additional tier one capital on Thursday, coming good on its promise to soften the financial impact of the bank’s expansion into Portugal.
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UBI Banca became the first Italian lender to print tier two capital this year on Wednesday, laying the foundations for more periphery capital to follow.
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Periphery bank capital is back on the menu for investors this week, leaving FIG bankers feeling they can bring virtually any product to market for the first time since early January. And thanks to Vakifbank, that now includes Turkish covered bonds.
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Investing in Italy's bank recapitalisation fund could weaken larger lenders' vulnerable capital ratios, according to Moody’s.
