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BPCE made its first visit to the euro bank capital market this year on Wednesday, launching a 10 year bullet tier two trade just two weeks after a virtually identical trade in dollars. -
Market participants have reacted positively to the creation of a new privately-backed fund in Italy, which will support the recapitalisation of struggling banks and reduce the country’s huge stock of bad loans.
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Alternatifbank revised pricing by a whopping 100bp to print its "debut" note on Tuesday, drawing plenty of criticism from rival bankers for starting pricing too wide. But the leads defended their ‘inclusive’ pricing strategy.
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BBVA’s third additional tier one transaction is likely to demonstrate the increasing importance of "future supply overhang" for the product’s performance, said TwentyFour Asset Management on Monday.
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Turkey’s Alternatifbank is offering a juicy 10% handle at initial price thoughts stage for the second new style Basel III compliant tier two note from Turkey this year.
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ING printed an operating company tier two bond this week that can be converted into holding company debt, a new technique that could be used by other borrowers and even applied to senior unsecured bonds as banks wait for clarity on resolution rules in Europe. Tom Porter reports.
