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Investors threw more than €6.5bn at a perpetual non-call five year additional tier one trade from Rabobank on Tuesday, the bank’s first such deal since it revised its governance structure.
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Italy’s Fondo Atlante is now operational, having been approved by Italian market regulator Consob and reached the threshold of raising €4bn from its backers. At the same time, the bookbuild has been launched for the IPO of Banca Popolare di Vicenza. -
UBI Banca has begun marketing a tier two transaction, which will be the first capital sale from an Italian bank since January.
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Rabobank’s latest additional tier one deal, its first under its new structure, has shown the CoCo market is open across dollars and euros after a torrid start to the year, while orders have ben flying in for other forms of FIG paper this week.
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Japan has unveiled its total loss absorbing capacity (TLAC) framework and in line with expectations has adopted a single point of entry approach with a group’s holding company being the resolution entity.
